What is a slump test and what does it mean? What tools can show field compaction and infiltration concerns? Join American Farmland Trust, Savanna Institute, and NRCS to learn how to conduct an assortment of in-field soil health assessments, and how to interpret them with your farmers and landowners.

World-renowned animal behaviorist, Dr. Temple Grandin, will be kicking off the event! This is a day you don’t want to miss! Saturday, August 12, 2023 UW-Stevens Point

Want to sell food products made at your home or farm? Attend our next webinar to learn Wisconsin food safety information from University of Wisconsin-Madison Professor of Food Science.

Cattle handling facilities and herd health topics will be the focus at the April 29, 2023, Division of Extension On-Farm Cow-Calf Workshop near Mauston, WI. The on-farm workshop will include a tour and discussion of the host farm’s cattle handling/working facilities (weather permitting), and discussions about beef handling facilities, and herd health and upcoming changes to purchasing antibiotics. Earn a BQA Credit for attending.

Amynthas species, invasive earthworms from temperate regions of Asia, were found in limited areas near the Visitor Center in fall 2013. Commonly called “jumping worms” or “crazy worms,” Amynthas have since been found elsewhere in Wisconsin, primarily in urban areas. What can you do and how to identify them are topics addressed in this article.