University of Wisconsin-Madison
Wisconsin Farmers facing increased stress and other challenges can access additional free and confidential counseling resources by contacting the Farm Center at DATCP. It is up and running as of July 1, 2020.
At a time when our community is struggling with a rapidly spreading illness and uncertainty, this group steps forward to help in any way they can. While staying safe, the Richland County HCE members used their skills to fill an urgent need- sewing masks to distribute to the surrounding areas.
Three different insect pests are common enough this year that a friendly reminder to be on the lookout for them is in order. What they look like, what they do, and how to spot them are all good things to know.
Time runs away from all of us at some point. Is it meal time and you are struggling to remember what you have in your house to fix? Do you have this to go with that? Is there enough of that to make this? A one night class with our Family Living Agent, Chelsea Wunnicke, on Freezer and Crock Pot Meals: The Basics helps to take the panic out of dinner time.
New products come out all the time. But what about well known or familiarly named products just in a new version? Have you heard about Roundup for Lawns? But you have heard about Roundup for weeds. So what is the difference?
Food drives are an important part of helping out the community. The items being donated are always appreciated. But how can we make sure we are giving items that are safe? And high quality? There are some tips and guidelines to follow that will make the most of your donated items.
The Directory is a great tool to find resources that are very helpful to the area. In it, you will find information to assist you in Child Care, Employment, Housing, & Emergency Assistance just to name a few.
Do you have a multi-cooker? An electric canner that also does other things? With all new technology, there is a learning curve. Please for information on these multi-cookers in regards to canning.
