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    • The Organic Apple Grower Hour

      On 18 Thursday mornings from April 24 through August 28, a group of apple growers came together over the phone to discuss holistic orchard management.

    • Custom Raising Dairy Heifers: Expectations and Perspectives of Wisconsin Dairy Producers

      This survey explored the views, opinions and perceptions of Wisconsin dairy producers about custom grazing heifers. Findings included: All types of Wisconsin dairy producers perceive that grazing has positive implications…

      Custom Raising Dairy Heifers: Expectations and Perspectives of Wisconsin Dairy Producers
    • Grass Clippings: August 2008

      Grass Clippings features grazing research from the University of Wisconsin and beyond. In this issue: Orchardgrass, tall fescue, and meadow fescue response to nitrogen rate Meadow fescue in the Driftless…

    • Food and the Mid-Level Farm

      Food and the Mid-Level Farm makes it clear that the demise of midsize farms and ranches is not a foregone conclusion and that the renewal of an agriculture of the…

      Food and the Mid-Level Farm
    • Grass Clippings: April 2008

      Grass Clippings is a newsletter that features grazing-related research from the University of Wisconsin and beyond. The April issue features: Pure live seed Meadow fescue Different dairy farm systems yield…

    • Savor The Flavor Of Local Food With The 2008 Southern Wisconsin Farm Fresh Atlas

      If you‘re into locally grown food, southern Wisconsin is a great place to be. With farmers’ markets every day of the week, pick-your-own farms, Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farms, and…

      Savor The Flavor Of Local Food With The 2008 Southern Wisconsin Farm Fresh Atlas
    • EQIP support for IPM in Wisconsin Orchards

      Beginning in 2003, Wisconsin apple and cherry growers and the University of Wisconsin worked with the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to address orchard pest management resource concerns through…

    • The Wisconsin Beef Cattle Industry: A Snapshot

      While Wisconsin is known as America’s Dairyland, the state’s beef industry is also thriving. Beef cows, beef heifers over 500 pounds, steers and other heifers (excluding dairy heifers) account for…

    • Organic Agriculture in Wisconsin: 2007 Status Report

      Wisconsin is well positioned to reap the benefits sown by our organic farmers, processors and other businesses. With continued support for and investment in organics, Wisconsin will remain a leader…

    • Biological Control of Insects and Mites

      This University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension publication provides an introduction to the biological control of pest insects and mites. It includes basic biological information on insects and how they…