The upper-Midwest is finally seeing some warmer weather, and the majority of the snow is gone, except for drifted and shaded areas. This brings a great opportunity to do some frost seeding to help rejuvenate and thicken up some thin hay stands and…

ANNOUNCEMENT:As a reminder, if you are planning to vote in the upcoming Wisconsin Certified Crop Advisor (CCA), then the deadline is April 5, 2019. The board will announce the results mid to late April 2019. Candidate InformationAll candidates are…

Join us for one of the four 2019 Wisconsin Regional Waterhemp Workshops to be held by UW-Madison Extension in March.For more information visit click this link:: Meals and educational materials will be provided to participants for FREE! LOCATIONS:D…

A new corn disease called tar spot has emerged in cornfields across the U.S. over the last few years. In some cases, the levels are so high that they affect stalk stability or yield production. Tar spot originated in Latin America and has migrated…

Corn silage acres that are left with limited crop residue are ideal fields for cover crops. Cover crops help keep manure and soil in place. They also improve soil health by preserving living roots in the soil for an extended period throughout the…