What is that?! Well, it’s maple tree tapping of course! UW Extension Maple Syrup Program – The Maple Hour Returns Thursday Night! Pre-Season Producer’s Panel, 7-8 PM, Feb. 13th Are you excited for the 2025 sugaring season? Join our ‘Pre-Season Producer’s Panel’ this Thursday at 7 PM. This virtual round-table discussion is a chance to […]
Happy New Year! Check out this month’s Ag Update!
We’re making a difference in our community every day with innovative programs and impactful projects. From agricultural advancements to youth development, there’s always something exciting going on. Stay tuned for more updates and join us in celebrating our achievements!
Farmers in Dodge County, Wisconsin wanted! Researchers from Penn State are looking for farmers to participate in a confidential interview and a short survey about how they problem-solve for financial and mental well-being on the farm and at home. Receive a $50 gift card as a thank you for your time. For more information call […]
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 […]
From the Facebook of: Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources The 2025 American Birding Association Bird of the Year is…the common loon! Wisconsin’s summer loon population is nearly 4,000 adults, most of whom reside in the northern part of the state. However, you probably won’t see them at this time of the year, as loons travel […]
From the Wisconsin DNR Forestry Newsletter: https://forestrynews.blogs.govdelivery.com/2025/01/08/impacts-of-winter-weather-on-trees/ By Michael Hillstrom, DNR Forest Health Specialist, FitchburgMichael.Hillstrom@wisconsin.gov Winter damage can significantly impact the health of trees. Keeping trees healthy through the fall is important for reducing winter stress. In dry falls, like the one Wisconsin experienced in 2024, you can help trees go into winter healthy by […]
From the Facebook of: ReadyWisconsin As cold temperatures settle in, learn about the signs and symptoms of frostbite and hypothermia. Frostbite: Numb, gray-yellow or waxy skin Hypothermia: Shivering, exhaustion, and confusion
