Your credit score is an important number to be aware of and to know how to manage it. It affects your life in different ways – from getting a loan to getting a job, from how much interest you get on a credit card to renting an apartment. So how do you get your score? And how often should you check it?
Welcome to Richland County! Here you can get an up close and personal look at our county by purchasing a Plat Book! It has ads from local businesses, information on our wonderful county, and maps.
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Welcome to Richland County! Here you can get an up close and personal look at our county by purchasing a Plat Book! It has ads from local businesses, information on our wonderful county, and maps. **NEW PLAT BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE AND FOR SALE!**
Students in 5K – 12th Grade, Join us for fun hands-on sessions! Arts & Crafts, LEGOs & Robotics, Sign Language, Photography, Therapy Animals, Veterinary Science, International Foods, Terrariums, STEM Challenges, Fishing & Wildlife, and more! Let’s Discover!
Women are a key aspect of the agriculture industry and are responsible for many facets of the farm. This program is geared toward women and the many hats they wear in the agricultural industry. Planning for the unknown, farm biosecurity, telling your farm story, and farm safety topics will be presented.
Private Pesticide Applicators Training and Testing is now available for 2023! Are you certified? Has your certification or will your certification expire this year?
How will your farm operate in the future when the owner retires or is gone? Are you currently working with another generation who may be questioning their role in the future of the farm business or are you yourself questioning your current role? To help Wisconsin farm families start their succession planning process, Wisconsin Extension has developed an interactive workshop series, Cultivating Your Farm’s Future.
Plant Diagnostics: The Step-by-Step Approach to Identifying Plant Problems is a new online course offered by the UW-Madison Division of Extension Horticulture Program. The course is designed for gardeners who are looking for troubleshooting skills for the problems that arise. This is a twelve-week online course that runs from February 1 – April 30, 2023.
With nearly 2.5 million cattle in three Midwest states, university extension services in Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin are teaming together to offer the Driftless Region Beef Conference. The eleventh annual event will be held Jan. 26-27, at the Grand River Convention Center in Dubuque.
When your garden yields a fresh surplus of produce, or when the farm stand has prices too low to resist, then it’s a good time to preserve your own food at home. If you are brand new to canning and preserving, these workshops will get you off to a great start with the basics of food safety and home food preservation. If you are a more experienced home food preserver, these workshops will help you update your recipes so that you can be sure you are preserving safe, high quality food for your family to enjoy year round.
The Badger Crop Connect series provides agronomists, crop consultants and farmers timely crop updates for Wisconsin. CEU’s are available by topic for each presentation. Sign up and join us on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday’s at 12:30 p.m. for various topics and discussion.
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