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  • Published on Oct 22, 2019

    Wisconsin author Jerry Apps at Sun Prairie Public Library

    Wonderful Wisconsin Author, Jerry Apps! As the author of 35+ books dealing with topics of environmental issues, rural history, and country life, Jerry Apps is easily one of Wisconsin's most beloved authors.   Apps will be at the Sun Prairie Public …

    Source: Star
  • Published on Oct 22, 2019

    Meteorologists expect a 'wetter than normal' Wisconsin winter. Here's why that could be a big problem.

    A National Weather Service prediction that Wisconsin will see a wetter-than-normal winter this year may have sent you running to buy a new snow shovel.  In regions of the state where the ground is already so heavily saturated — like Appleton and Green Bay, …

    Source: Sheboygan Press
  • Published on Nov 19, 2019

    Weeds that impact hunters

    Some noxious weeds that pose problems for hunters and wild game are Japanese barberry, Oriental bittersweet, buckthorn and multiflora rose. These four noxious weeds pose different threats but have some similar characteristics: They take over the understory …

    Source: New Richmond News
  • Published on Nov 27, 2019

    Interseeding cover crops: What the research shows

    By Chris Proctor, Roger Elmore, Brian Krienke, Dean Krull, Steve Melvin, Jenny Rees and Michael Sindelar An increasing number of farmers are integrating cover crops into their cropping systems with goals of erosion control, increasing soil health …

    Source: California Farmer
  • Published on Nov 17, 2019

    What you need to know about a ballot effort to bring wolves back to Colorado Should voters make this call of the wild?

    Over the next month, an army of volunteers will continue fanning across the state making sure they’ve gathered enough signatures to put a much-debated question on the November 2020 ballot: Should voters reintroduce gray wolves onto public lands in western …

    Source: Colorado Independent
  • Published on Nov 2, 2019

    Trade wars, climate change plunge the American family farm into crisis

    Farmer walks through his soy fields in Harvard, Illinois. Nova Safo | AFP | Getty Images Farm bankruptcies in September surged 24% amid a perfect storm created by President Donald Trump's trade war with China and Europe, slumping commodity prices, and …

    Source: Investing.com
  • Published on Oct 29, 2019

    Second year of wet harvest takes tiling plans off back burner

    Rodney, 54, and his son, Bradley, 27, raise sugar beets, wheat, soybeans, corn and even some industrial hemp, a total of about 4,500 acres, which ranges from Fargo clay to sandy loam. Rodney started tiling about 20 years ago on a piece of sandy loam soil …

    Source: Grand Forks Herald
  • Published on Oct 28, 2019

    2nd year of wet harvest takes tiling plans off back burner for grower

    Rodney started tiling about 20 years ago on a piece of sandy loam soil that had salt deposits that ruined productivity. The ground is flat, so he installed lift pumps into the system. "I wanted to see if I could lower the water table and take some of …

    Source: Ag Week
  • Published on Oct 18, 2019

    ‘Who owns science?’ panel explores representation in STEM

    A panel of experts discussed the need for diverse perspectives in STEM education at the Discovery Building Thursday as a part of the Wisconsin Science Festival. Director of the University of Wisconsin’s Earth Partnership Initiative Cheryl Bauer-Armstrong …

    Source: Badger Herald
  • Published on Oct 17, 2019

    Soil scientist discusses soil crisis, calls for higher public awareness

    A soil scientist and former adviser to Barack Obama spoke at Wednesday Nite @ The Lab about soil erosion. Jo Handelsman, researcher and director of the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery said soil is depleting at an unsustainable rate. She said the most …

    Source: Badger Herald
  • Published on Oct 15, 2019

    The focus on locally sourced grain for bread has only started to rise

    More Madison Magazine Madisonians take pride in knowing where their tomatoes are grown and who grew them. At restaurants we order charcuterie boards filled with locally sourced cheese and meats and house-pickled veggies. But what about the bread that …

    Source: Channel 3000
  • Published on Oct 10, 2019

    Manure injection equipment will be beneficial during the wet fall

    News Manure injection equipment will be beneficial during the wet fall October 10, 2019 By Nicole Heslip Filed Under: Dairy, News, Wisconsin USDA soil scientist Eric Young tells Brownfield his research is working to understand the differences between low- …

    Source: Brownfield
  • Published on Oct 9, 2019

    Rain like ‘a bad habit’: Increasingly wet conditions and saturated fields challenge farmers in a changing climate

    Squelching mud underfoot, Cassie Noltnerwyss points out a strip of brown in a sea of bright green crops planted on her Cross Plains farm. “We’re done planting that because we keep losing everything,” Noltnerwyss said. “It gets too wet.” The organic farm, …

    Source: www.madison.com
  • Published on Nov 21, 2018

    Real Christmas trees benefit Wisconsin’s economy and environment

    Thanksgiving signals the unofficial start of the Christmas season. Many families choose a real tree to celebrate the holiday which not only makes for great memories, but also benefits Wisconsin’s economy and environment. “Choosing a real Christmas tree …

    Source: Foto News
  • Published on Dec 24, 2017

    Wisconsin farmers hope new techniques will slow soil erosion

    More Headlines MADISON, Wis. - Students at a working farm and hands-on classroom in Wisconsin are learning about the benefits of stopping soil erosion. Wisconsin Public Radio reports that Northcentral Technical College's Agriculture Center for …

    Source: Channel 3000
  • Published on Sep 20, 2019

    Banish Roundup From the Farm? It’ll Take More Than Lawsuits

    From his farm in northwestern Wisconsin, Andy Bensend watched as first one jury, then another and another, delivered staggering multimillion-dollar verdicts to people who argued that their use of a weedkiller sold at nearly every hardware and home- …

    Source: The New York Times
  • Published on Oct 29, 2018

    USDA Issues Conservation Payments to Wisconsin Farmers

    USDA Issues Conservation Payments to Wisconsin Farmers Wisconsin Ag Connection - 10/29/2018 The Wisconsin Farm Service Agency announced it will distribute approximately $28 million in Conservation Reserve Program rental payments to landowners for …

    Source: Wisconsin Ag Connection
  • Published on Sep 18, 2019

    Western is awarded $10 million for agriculture research

    Acting President, Win Phippen and Andy Baker announce the reception of a $10 million grant to study and progress Pennycress cover crop. WIU Acting President, Win Phippen and Andy Baker announce the reception of a $10 million grant to study and progress …

    Source: Western Courier
  • Published on Sep 18, 2019

    Western Illinois University Announces $10 Million Bio-Fuel Federal Research Grant

    Newswise — The Western Illinois University School of Agriculture announced today (Sept. 17) that Agriculture Professor Win Phippen is the recipient of a $10 million federal grant to investigate the use of the alternative crop, Pennycress, as a new cash …

    Source: Newswise

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Fertilizer Latino Americano

Date: 20-Jan-20 to 22-Jan-20
Location: Brazil
ENGLISH: Argus in conjunction with CRU, will host Fertilizer Latino Americano 2020 on 20-22 January in São Paulo, Brazil. This event brings together senior decision makers from the biggest fertilizer buyers, traders and manufacturers in Latin America. This leading annual industry event attracts 700+ delegates from over 50 countries and offers a major networking platform to those involved in the Latin American fertilizer industry. Accounting for a massive 64% of total consumption with strong growth expected, Brazil is a market which has an impact on everyone involved in global fertilizer trade. Don’t miss your opportunity to get involved and join key players from the biggest fertilizer buyers and manufacturers in Latin America at FLA 2020. PORTUGUESE: A Argus está organizando, em parceria ...

Argus Added Value Fertilizers Europe

Date: 26-Feb-20 to 28-Feb-20
Location: Amsterdam / Netherlands
The 3rd annual Argus Added Value Fertilizers Europe conference will take place in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Join over 150+ delegates from 100+ companies for new insights into the European market. This event is dedicated to specific crops and products and will offer a balance of technical and scientific content, alongside access to commercial and business opportunities in the region. Reasons to attend: • Meet senior industry participants in your specialised • Build relationships with a targeted audience during speed networking sessions, roundtables discussions, networking lunches and the evening drinks • Network with leading industry players involved in biostimulants, micronutrients, water soluble fertilizers, slow and controlled release products, inhibitors, coatings, ...

Austin Vet

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Location: Austin / United States
Austin Vet touches on essential topics selected by the veterinarians behind Clinician's Brief. With 50+ hours of content, you choose the path that suits your needs and interests best. In between sessions, meet with 160+ leading companies in the veterinary industry to discover cutting-edge technologies to help grow your practice and increase your revenue—all while being away from the office for just 2 days. Why choose Austin Vet? 1. Use the event as an opportunity for growth: personal and professional. During morning coffee/tea and lunch breaks, take the opportunity to review your notes from the sessions. Getting stuck on something in particular? Look to your left or right, there is a peer who can help. 2. Meet and learn from leading minds in the industry. Austin Vet speakers are ...

Agritech Africa

Date: 17-Jun-20 to 19-Jun-20
Location: Cape Town / South Africa
Agritech Exhibition and Conference is one of the most important exhibitions in the field of Agriculture, with past events hosting tens of thousands of visitors from around the world. Our efforts to keep you at the forefront of agriculture and water technology innovation and thought leadership have seen us hold events in India, Israel, Italy, and Latin America. In 2020 there is only one place that can keep us at the cutting edge – the country at the heart of the African renaissance, South Africa. We are excited to announce that Agritech Africa in 2020, will be held at the CTICC, giving our community a unique opportunity for growth, partnership, and knowledge sharing. The resurgence of the African continent has agriculture at its heart, and crop and food management is an essential part of ...

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What is Washington DC Vet? Washington DC Vet is a veterinary conference in which you can gather actionable takeaways, resource materials, and discover clinical and business strategies to share with the team. Engage in 50+ hours of content curated by the practicing veterinarians behind Clinician’s Brief. Choose the content that best suits your needs and interests to design your own educational path. During seminar breaks, peruse the expo floor to meet & greet 160+ exhibitors, there to put you in front of products that can help improve your practice and increase efficiency. Discover new products and technologies that will wow your colleagues back home. Where is Washington DC Vet? This event takes place at the Gaylord National Resort in Washington DC. After event hours, you can immerse ...
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