From the Facebook of: Wisconsin Agriculture – Extension Slow Moving Vehicle (SMV) signs are being distributed to Wisconsin farmers free of charge through an expanded partnership involving Marshfield Clinic Research Institute’s National Farm Medicine Center and AgrAbility of Wisconsin. If you are interested to learn more about AgrAbility, or want to request a sign, please […]
What is BQA? Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) is a program that provides systematic information to US beef producers of how good husbandry techniques can be coupled with accepted scientific knowledge to raise cattle under optimal management conditions. This Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) certification can be very beneficial for beef producers if they are in the […]
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Navigating Your Ag Business: From Stress to Success – new online course Are you considering a change for your farm or ag business? Or maybe you have an issue that needs to be addressed to improve your business and you are not sure how to get started on that planning. Navigating Your Ag Business: From […]
What is Extension? Do you offer classes? Are they free? Is there someone to answer my questions? Can you test the lid on my pressure canner? What’s wrong with my tree? You’ve come to the right place! Extension in Action is a NEW monthly newsletter to update you on current class offerings and tidbits of […]
NEWS RELEASE from: Tammy VaassenWisconsin Beef CouncilExecutive Director608-833-9940tvaassen@beeftips.com September 13, 2024 Beef Quality Assurance Certification Meetings Scheduled Verona, Wisc. — 2024-25 is the 3-year mark for many Wisconsin farmers needing to get recertified in the Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) program. In 2018, certain packers announced they would only purchase cattle from farms selling finished cattle […]
As you work through 2024 harvest, the 2025 Pesticide Applicator In-Person Training date was chosen! It will be:Tuesday, February 25, 2025 Want to learn more about P.A.T. and testing options? Check out our page: https://dodge.extension.wisc.edu/agriculture/crops-soils/cover-crops/
