Silage Additives for Conventional and Alternative Forages: Cost & Benefits with Dr. Luiz Ferreratto, UW-Madison Extension Ruminant Nutrition Specialist. Disease and Mycotoxin Considerations when Making Corn Silage with Dr. Damon Smith, UW-Madison Extension Field Crop Pathology Specialist

This months’ highlights are Virtual Nutrient Management Training for Farmers, Answers to Your Nutrient Management Planning Questions, and Grain Management Considerations in Low-Margin Years Publication.

Register early to attend the 2022 Organic Vegetable Production Conference! Topics will include many topics including: Farmer Quality of Life, Keeping Employees Coming Back, Demos, and different vegetable sessions. Join the round tables, visit the social times, and learn about the organic vegetable farming industry.

With nearly 2.5 million cattle in four Midwest states, university extension services in Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin are teaming together to offer the Driftless Region Beef Conference.  The tenth annual event will be held Jan. 27-28, 2022 at the Grand River Convention Center in Dubuque, Iowa.

The 2021 Soil, Water and Nutrient Management Meetings will be virtual. Two sessions are offered, four speakers, and CEU’s are available. The event is FREE to attend but registration is required.

What is going on with Tar Spot and White Mold? How do you prepare for it? Join a two hour meeting that will discuss those options and much more. Presentations will be given by Extension Plant Pathologist, Dr. Damon Smith.

The Century Farm Awards Program began in 1948 in conjunction with the State of Wisconsin’s Centennial Celebration.
There are currently nearly 10,000 Century Farms nestled throughout the Badger State. The Sesquicentennial Program similarly originated in 1998 as part of the State’s Sesquicentennial Celebration and has since honored over 980 properties. Applications are available now!

November Issue: The Wisconsin Crop Manager newsletter provides the latest crops and soils management information from UW-Madison and Division of Extension specialists. A variety of topics are covered with additional information available upon request.

Physical loss loans can help producers repair or replace damaged or destroyed physical property essential to the success of the agricultural operation, including livestock losses. There are different programs and loan options to choose from.

The Wisconsin Crop Manager newsletter provides the latest crops and soils management information from UW-Madison and Division of Extension specialists. A variety of topics are covered with additional information available upon request.