Best Josh Timm Podcasts (2024)

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Spanish For Dairy -- Back By Popular Demand 5:58

4h ago5:58

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It's June Dairy Month -- the perfect time to remind producers that there is a Spanish for Dairy class for farmers and anyone who works with dairy farm employees. Farm and Industry Short Course Outreach Program Manager Heather Gayton has the details. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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New Short Course -- Prevent Electrical Accidents On The Farm 6:21

5h ago6:21

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UW-Madison's Farm and Industry Short Course program will be offering a new Farm Electrical Maintenance and Safety short course in July. Participants will learn about the laws, procedures, tools, protective gear, and other basics for staying safe while troubleshooting or maintaining electrical equipment, says FISC Outreach Program Manager Heather Ga…

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Wheat Diseases Resurge in Wisconsin 8:26

5h ago8:26

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Unseen for a few years, two major wheat diseases have re-emerged, catching farmers off guard. Damon Smith, UW-Extension Plant Pathologist says he’s starting to see diseases really taking hold and shutting the plants down early. “We’re seeing the resurgence of stripe rust and fusarium head blight (scab),” says Smith. “After several years of relative…

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Wisconsin To Host National Dairy Goat Convention 5:19

7h ago5:19

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Wisconsin's dairy goat industry also contributes to the state's nickname of America's Dairyland. The Wisconsin Dairy Goat Association traces its roots back to the 1930s. Association Vice President Anna Thompson Hajdik says Wisconsin's dairy goat heritage has gotten a new light in the last decade or so thanks to the development of new products. "You…

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Episode 298 | Brian Timm, General Manager of Revel XP Columbus 37:44

2h ago37:44

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Send us a Text Message. I met Brian Timm several years ago. Our careers crossed path at that time. Brian understands the value of relationship. His career is marked with incredible opportunities including his newest one with the incredible RevelXP. In today's episode we talk about our journeys, friendship, relationship and what RevelXP can do for y…

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UW-Madison Celebrates 175 Years: Spotlight on Veterinary Medicine 6:46

1h ago6:46

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Celebrating 175 Years of Impact, the University of Wisconsin-Madison will mark this milestone with a special event hosted at Badger Veterinary Hospital on June 25. Dr. Scott Spaulding, co-founder of Badger Veterinary Hospital and a passionate advocate for UW-Madison’s veterinary program says it’s an opportunity to highlight the advancements made at…

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Sweet Corn Expected For The Fourth 20:14

12h ago20:14

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There’s nothing like biting into a cob of sweet corn on a summer day. And just in time for the Fourth of July, Skelly’s Farm Market in Janesville expects their first varieties to be ready for harvest. For our next episode with the Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Association, we’re sitting down with Scott and Laura Skelly. Scott is the sixth generati…

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Hooves At Risk During A Hot, Humid Summer 9:58

9h ago9:58

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Many Wisconsinites want to soak up the sun and the heat before enduring another long winter. But for cows, the summer heat can bring negative implications, from head to hoof. Karl Burgi is a global leader in hoof health. He’s a hoof health consultant and hoof trimmer with Sure Step Consulting and Save Cows Network. He says the heat, humidity, and m…

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Elroy Fair Begins With Testing - Milk Supply Questions Remain - North 50:00

1h ago50:00

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Sally Ladsten is the state ffa advisor through the WI Department of Public Instruction. She tells Pam Jahnke about the teacher shortages they're facing and how alumni support matters to the vigor of an FFA program. Jane Blain Gilbertson has announced some leadership changes at Blain's Farm & Fleet. Elroy Fair in Elroy is the first in the state that…

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Seasonal Allergies Got You Down? 8:24

20h ago8:24

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Kenneth Mendez is the president and CEO of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America. This is a nonprofit that represents Americans with allergic diseases in the policy and research spaces. He says if you end up feeling miserable during the first nice week of the year and in waves throughout the summer, you're not alone. About 26 percent of adul…

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Boosting Yields With Tile Systems 8:53

20h ago8:53

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Underneath 50 million-plus acres across the nation are miles of tile quietly keeping fields in prime condition for growing crops. This innovative approach to managing soil moisture is proving to be a game-changer in modern agriculture, providing numerous benefits to farmers and the environment alike. Drain tile systems play a crucial role in contro…

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Episode 297 | Bart Millard and Mark Price (Aaron's Version) 53:09

24h ago53:09

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Send us a Text Message. Sharing the remastered episode of the interview that Mark Price and I did with Bart Millard. Thank you Mark for allowing me to share our interview with Bart. He is the lead singer of the band MercyMe. Our guest today is the Lead Singer of the group MercyMe, Bart Millard. We cover a lot of ground in this episode from hoops to…

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Meet WI's New FFA President And Heat Helps Crops 50:00

1d ago50:00

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The new Wisconsin State FFA President hails from western Wisconsin. Jescey Thompson is a member of the Galesville-Ettrick-Trempealeau FFA chapter. He had served as the 2023-2024 Wisconsin State FFA Reporter. Thompson is very engaged in policy advocacy for agriculture and intends to make that a part of his career. Aubrey Schlimgen chats with the new…

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Speaking Up For Commodity Boards And Heat Management 50:00

1d ago50:00

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Making sure farmers know where their checkoff dollars are being invested is a critical responsibility for board members. Shane Goplin, corn grower and board member, visits with Jill Welke to explain where the latest investments have been made and what returns are expected. Mike Stranz with the National Farmers Union explains the sticking points ove…

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Helping Cattle Beat The Heat 3:54

2d ago3:54

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If you're feeling uncomfortable in the summer heat, so are the cattle. Dr. Scott Pertzborn is one of the owners at the Lodi Veterinary Clinic specializing in livestock. He says heat can be problematic for dairy and beef production, and he's got strategies to help you keep everyone cool. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Keeping The Flies Away 6:12

2d ago6:12

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After a wet spring, expect flies. Dr. Scott Pertzborn is one of the owners at Lodi Veterinary Care, specializing in livestock. He says flies need moisture to breed. He has strategies to mitigate the fly population on the farm. He says it starts by examining where they’re coming from. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Strawberry Season In Full Swing 19:03

3d ago19:03

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If you haven’t been out to the strawberry patch yet, your window is getting tighter. June is strawberry month in Wisconsin. Today we visit with Andrew Zwald at White Pine Berry Farm in River Falls. He says his dad went from dairy to berry in 2012 and started planting strawberries and pumpkins, and putting up a wedding barn. Today, the family has ad…

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Fox Valley Technical College Explores Sustainable Agriculture in the Bahamas 10:21

3d ago10:21

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Picture this: a group of students from Wisconsin traveling to the sun-soaked shores of the Bahamas, not for a vacation, but to delve into the unique world of tropical agriculture. This past January, Fox Valley Technical College (FVTC)hosted a study abroad program that introduced students to the vibrant agricultural landscape of the Bahamas. Im char…

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Take Care Of Yourself - Especially In This Heat 49:50

3d ago49:50

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You're working extremely hard. Unfortunately, your hard work could get undone if you don't take care of yourself. Jessica Beauchamp, Farmer Wellness Program Tele-Counselor through the Wisconsin Farm Center, says don't work while you're HALT -- hungry, angry, lonely, or tired. Experiencing HALT symptoms can lead to bad decision-making. Heat is in th…

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Preparing the Next Generation: Tractor Safety Courses in Focus 10:52

6d ago10:52

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As summer rolls in, so does the buzz around tractor safety courses—a must for anyone gearing up to handle machinery, whether on the farm or in the yard. For teens eyeing their driver's licenses, these courses offer important information into navigating roads alongside agricultural implements. For Scott Reuss (Royce), Crops & Soils Regional Educator…

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Mindy Smits- Destinations Career Academy 3:23

6d ago3:23

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Becoming the first online academy to charter an FFA Chapter for Wisconsin FFA, Destinations Career Academy is making history. Mindy Smits is the FFA Advisor and Lead Instructor of the agricultural pathway for the Destinations Career Academy. She says, "I did not have a traditional pathway to get into agriculture. I was surrounded by it with family.…

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Jescey Thompson- Wisconsin State FFA President 7:22

6d ago7:22

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Jescey Thompson from the Galesville-Ettrick-Trempealeau FFA Chapter has been elected to serve as the Wisconsin State FFA President for the 2024-2025 year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Pam Jahnke

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Ally Loosen- State Star In Agribusiness Winner 6:02

6d ago6:02

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Ally Loosen of the Slinger FFA is the State Star In Agribusiness Winner. She runs a Jackpot show for beef cattle called the Southeast Elite. This show has flourished for the past 4 years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.By Pam Jahnke

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NTC Launches 'Pasture to Plate' Program 9:53

7d ago9:53

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There’s a lot to be excited about at Northcentral Technical College (NTC). As they have a brand new meat lab, housing the school’s new ‘Pasture to Plate’ butchery program. The new program was born out of necessity. During the pandemic, meat facilities were unable to take in all the animals that needed to be harvested. In response, state funds have …

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Dr. Tom Earleywine - Biosecurity 17:55

7d ago17:55

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Biosecurity should be a top priority for dairy producers to keep their herds healthy. By implementing strict biosecurity measures, producers can prevent the spread of disease among their cattle and workers. Investing in these protocols is not just a matter of farm management but a commitment to animal welfare, public health and the long-term viabil…

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AARP Helping Veterans, Their Families And Care Givers - Stu Martell 10:58

7d ago10:58

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AARP has a long history of supporting those who have served in the United States armed forces. Stu Martell is a Madison native who served in the Air Force during the Vietnam War. Once his service was complete, Stu entered the private sector and didn't spend a lot of time looking back. Today, Martell is an active volunteer with AARP of Wisconsin. He…

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USMEF Host WI Producers In South Korea And Japan - Brady Klatt 10:45

7d ago10:45

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Fifteen beef industry leaders from 10 states, including Wisconsin, were in Seoul, South Korea, and Tokyo, Japan this May where they studied market conditions and U.S. beef’s potential while witnessing and participating in U.S. beef promotions. Joe Meyer (Unity, Wis.) and Brady Klatt (Clinton, Wis.) represented Wisconsin Beef Council on the trip. In…

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Episode 296 | Coach Jimmy Dykes Original Interview (Aaron's Version) 22:27

7d ago22:27

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Send us a Text Message. My guest today needs no introduction. Coach Jimmy Dykes is a former college basketball player, college coach, husband, father, man of faith and ESPN College Basketball Analyst. He is also the author of one of the most incredible books I have ever read, “The Film Doesn’t Lie.” In this episode we unpack just a few of the quote…

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State Vet Explains New Testing Requirements And Monarch Butterflies For FFA Winner 50:00

7d ago50:00

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Wisconsin agriculture continues to diversify. Stephanie Hoff investigates a hoop house farming operation in Manitowoc County, operated by a retired veteran. Sullivan Family Farm in Manitowoc is growing peas among other specialty crops to live a healthy lifestyle and give back to the community. Ryan Sullivan and his wife are the first generation on …

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Fairs Adjust - Teachers Needed - And Good Dairy Exports - Faulman 50:00

7d ago50:00

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There's a new face at the Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association. Grant Holley is the new Executive Director for Wisconsin Cranberry Growers, coming to the state from North Carolina. Charitee Seebecker sits down with Holley to find out more about what he has planned for the state's largest fruit growing group. Stacie Kopenhafer is one of the dairy…

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New Testing Requirement For Fair Season 6:50

9d ago6:50

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In an effort to prevent the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy cattle, the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection is requiring Influenza A testing prior to movement of lactating dairy cattle to fairs or exhibitions effective beginning June 19. USDA has recommended that measures be taken to minimize the pote…

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Now Is Your Window For Nitrogen Application 3:51

9d ago3:51

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Pat Herbst has been in the business for 40 years as a certified crop specialist with Insight FS. He’s based out of Darlington. He says the southern half of the state is done planting, but they’re still looking forward to some dry days. He says corn is losing nitrogen after the rain. It's starting to yellow. Side dressing nitrogen is going to be key…

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Dry Days Good For Strawberries, Sweet Corn 2:41

9d ago2:41

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U-Pick events are underway in southern Wisconsin as everyone flocks to those June strawberries. Scott Skelly of Skelly's Farm Market in Janesville is feeling good now that we have several dry days ahead of us. As we talked, people were picking strawberries and the bakery on the farm just got done with a batch of strawberry donuts. See omnystudio.co…

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Funding For First ARIP Projects Announced Soon 8:10

9d ago8:10

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Joel Nilsesteun believes that farmers across Wisconsin really got the message. If you don't like your local roads or bridges - the Agricultural Road Improvement Program(ARIP) may help. Nilsesteun, Assistant Deputy Secretary at the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT), says the number of applications received shows that the program was ne…

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Over 13,000 Pages And He Quit Counting. New Research Facility Now On The Way 9:49

9d ago9:49

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13,000 pages, and he quit counting. There must have been times when Dr. Dennis Hancock, current director of the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Facility in Prairie du Sac, questioned whether the dream would become a reality. Well, on Monday, June 10th, ground was officially broken to begin the project. Hancock traced the history of the project dating ba…

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EP 295 | Josh Rutledge - VP of Spiritual Development at Liberty University 39:58

10d ago39:58

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Send us a Text Message. In Episode 295, Aaron interviews Josh Rutledge, Vice President of Spiritual Development at Liberty University. Josh discusses his role in fostering spiritual growth among students, emphasizing the importance of intentional community and authentic leadership. Nervous due to his connection with Liberty through his daughter's e…

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Should 12-13 Year Olds Be Driving Farm Equipment On The Road - Plus Heat Impacts Crops And Cattle 50:00

9d ago50:00

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In Wisconsin, kids as young as 12 and 13 are legally able to operate farm equipment on roadways with proper training. Is that wise today? Pam Jahnke talks with John Shutske, UW-Extension Farm Safety Specialist, about why he's starting this conversation and what trends he's worried will impact families across the country. Scott Skelly from Skelly's …

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Tire Tips With Mud And June Dairy Builds Community 50:00

9d ago50:00

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Today is the beginning of the 95th annual WI State FFA Convention. Aubrey Schlimgen gets a brief update on what officer team members are expecting. She chats with two of the 11 team members, Julia Lenz and Parker Litterick. A 60 year old construction worker was told by his doctor to find an "easier" profession. So he started a vineyard. He did some…

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4-H Impact Report Shows 8 Percent Growth Year-Over-Year 15:19

10d ago15:19

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According to the latest Wisconsin 4-H impact report, membership has grown to more than 26,000 students -- an 8 percent jump year-over-year. It’s not a new record, but it’s the start to a pathway of growth. Jessica Jens joins us in-studio. She's the Wisconsin 4-H State Program Leader with UW-Madison’s Division of Extension. She says there have been …

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Agriculture Tire Supply Chain Improves Amid Cost Hikes 5:02

13d ago5:02

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Farmers across the region are experiencing notable improvements in the supply of agricultural tires, with the situation markedly better than previous years. "Overall, the supply chain has increased significantly and is much better than what it was before," stated Kevin Beyer, Commercial Farm Advisor at Schierl Tire and Service. "There are still a f…

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Fresh Face and Fresh Ideas: Grant Holley Joins WSCGA 9:01

13d ago9:01

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There’s a new face at the Wisconsin State Cranberry Growers Association headquarters in Wisconsin Rapids as Grant Holley has joined the association staff as the new Executive Director. With a rich background in agriculture, education, and science, Holley brings a unique blend of expertise and enthusiasm to the cranberry industry. Holley, formerly a…

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Dairy Breakfast Highlights All Of Agriculture On June 30 8:53

13d ago8:53

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Even if you’re procrastinating your June Dairy Month celebrations, there’s a breakfast for you. The 35th annual Waushara County June Dairy Breakfast is on the last day of June – Sunday, the 30th -- at the Hancock Agricultural Research Station. While the dairy breakfast is not at a dairy farm, it will be a great celebration of Wisconsin agriculture …

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Have A Say In New Alfalfa Revenue Crop Insurance 9:01

15d ago9:01

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The National Alfalfa and Forage Alliance is working with AgriLogic Consulting on a new alfalfa revenue crop insurance product. USDA's Risk Management Agency Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Board recently approved the concept to move into the development phase. As part of this phase, AgriLogic and NAFA are hosting a listening session for farmers …

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Tractor Pulling & Lavender Harvest - Plus Milk Supply Remains Tight 50:00

16d ago50:00

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Wisconsin's tractor pulling season is about to unfold and Kurt Afdahl - President of Wisconsin Tractor Pullers Association - is ready to go. He explains to Charitee Seebecker membership trends, competition challenges and changing demographics impacting the sport. Dr. Darlene Konkel, state veterinarian, explains resources that are available to Wisco…

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Here Comes The Blue And Gold - Plus Food Bank Demand Soars 50:00

16d ago50:00

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The Wisconsin State FFA Convention is on the way! Jill Welke talks with WI State FFA President, Mary Schrieber and State Sentinel, Brooke Wittrock, about the big event. Summer brings new challenges to state food banks. Stephanie Hoff talks with Jackie Anderson the new executive director at Feeding Wisconsin. With school out, many families turn to t…

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Reimbursements Available To Dairy Producers 8:44

16d ago8:44

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Wisconsin does not have a case of HPAI in dairy cows, but producers are still eligible for money to help defend their farms from the virus. Wisconsin State Veterinarian Dr. Darlene Konkle outlines what's available. Find more information about the reimbursement opportunities through USDA: https://www.usda.gov/media/press-releases/2024/05/23/usda-exp…

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