Tar spot disease.. it is here, the conditions are right.. and what can you do? Here we share important steps for farmers to take to scout fields, prioritize fields and areas, and what tools can help determine the severity.

Nutrient and Pest Management Program Resource Highlights Newsletter covering various topics, such as: Bumper Crops: White Mold on Soybean, Tar Spot on Corn, and Planting Winter Rye after Corn Silage.

Farm Well Wisconsin partners with farmers and community members in Southwestern Wisconsin to develop and offer resources that support the health and wellbeing of farmers, farmworkers, and their families. We believe farming well depends on taking care of our bodies, minds, emotions, and relationships.

Biosecurity measures should be taken seriously and followed all the time, before the show, at the show, and after the show. There key things you can do to minimize risk to your animals. Are you following the biosecurity measures in place?

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) invites you to join us September 13-17 for daily webinars to learn more about African swine fever and its global spread. As well as actions APHIS is taking to safeguard the United States, and biosecurity measures you can implement now to protect the U.S. herd.

Richland County Farm Women are seeking nominations for their 2021 Outstanding Farm Women. Do you know a Farm Woman that deserves to be recognized? Nominate them!

Are you interested in Industrial Hemp? Interested in seeing research on eight different fiber and dual purpose industrial hemp varieties? Let’s learn together! Join us for Industrial Hemp Field Days!

August is a good time to check over your trees on your property. Invasive insects like to start making their homes in the trees. So August has been deemed the ‘Tree Check Month’. One such invasive insect is the Asian Longhorned Beetle and this is how to watch for, detect, and help get rid of it.