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Microbials Matter

Mid-West Farm Report

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Welcome to the Microbials Matter Podcast, where microbials matter! Our host, Dr. William Zimmer, veterinarian, and founder of Bio-Vet has been researching and developing microbial and nutritional products to support digestion and overall health in livestock for 30 years. Experts join the podcast to talk about all things animal health and nutrition and how the microbiome plays a critical role in animal health and vitality. For more information, visit Bio-Vet.com for more.
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Temple & Heilprin

Mid-West Family Marketing

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A podcast of Zach Heilprin and Jesse Temple's weekly radio show, which airs every Thursday from 6-7p live from Monk's Bar and Grill in Sun Prairie. Join Zach and Jesse each week as they discuss the latest stories surrounding the Wisconsin Badgers. Find the show live on Zone Madison and YouTube.
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On "Pardon My Take," Big Cat & PFT Commenter deliver the loudest and most correct sports takes in the history of the spoken word. Daily topics, guests, and an inability to tell what the hosts might be doing will make this your new favorite sports talk show. This is a podcast that will without a doubt change your life for the better- guaranteed, or your money back. *Pretend a reggaeton air horn is going off right now* PMT. You can find every episode of this show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or ...
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Apple production is looking to be ahead of normal bloom time and production level. This is according to Jacob Franzen, farm manager at Ski-Hi Fruit Farm in Baraboo. He says despite the excess rain the state has been getting, they’ve been lucky to avoid severe flooding. Ski-Hi Fruit Farm, established in 1907 by AK Bassett, continues to thrive as a f…
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Troy Farm has a rich history deeply rooted in the Madison community's dedication to preserving natural spaces for local use. Originally a vacant land owned by the City of Madison, the area was saved from development through a collective effort by local residents, organizations, and university members. Farm director Paul Huber says that today, Troy …
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Xander Schauffele owns the golf world after winning his second major of the year in dominant fashion (00:00:00-00:14:46). We talk about Biden dropping out but in strictly sports and ice cream terms (00:14:46-00:33:16). Who’s back of the week including clearing your browser history (00:33:16-00:43:21). Mt Rushmore of animals we wish we could be (00:…
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You may know Meister Cheese for their dairy products but they also pioneer in another area with Muscoda Protein Products which is a sister company to process their whey protein. Scott Meister is a 3rd generation owner of Meister Cheese, and owns the family business currently with his son Alex Meister (4th generation) and sister Vicki Thingvold. Mus…
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PFT pays off his perm bet and looks good (00:00:00-00:05:59). We then introduce our new intern Matthew with a backstory of where he’s from, what his interests are and an assignment he did ranking the Top 10 basketball players in the world (00:05:59-00:30:30). Caleb Williams signed and ESPN completes the top 100 list (00:30:30-00:42:07). Mt Rushmore…
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It's unfortunate, but farm equipment thieves are out there. Theft typically picks up during the harvest season -- the time when you really can't afford to sit idle. Rural Mutual Insurance Agent Craig Kamholz from Green County says you can take steps now to prevent equipment thieves during your busy season. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy in…
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While Milwaukee is getting political attention with the Republican National Convention, some Wisconsin farmers are in Washington, D.C., trying to get staff focused on the farm bill. Don Lutz from Iola is a Wisconsin soybean grower making his case. He says he's focused on crop insurance security levels and new international markets for Wisconsin bea…
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Heat and humidity in Wisconsin causes more than just discomfort. Stephanie Hoff talks to Karl Burgi, a hoof health consultant and hoof trimmer with Sure Step Consulting and the Save Cows Network. Burgi says the structural damage done to cows' hooves because of heat can shorten their lives. From grain to glass is the philosophy at Driftless Glen Dis…
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Science Fest is gaining momentum in Wisconsin - launching this October. The title betrays how much agriculture can offer to the Science Fest experience statewide. Charitee Seebecker extends the challenge with Francesa Long, the Operations Manager for the Wisconsin Science Festival. Ashley Huhn with the Steffes Group joins Pam Jahnke to recap the se…
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The craftsmanship that goes into leather works and equipment like saddles takes a long time to perfect. Aubrey Schlimgen talks to Jon Rafel, owner and Founder of Emmet Saddlery in Hustisford Wisconsin. Besides Jon, there are 4 other members of his team which played a crucial role in the making and creating of a saddle for Sydni Mell. Mell became pa…
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In a time where interest in sustainability is at an all-time high, Driftless Glen Distillery has a unique way to reduce the waste that comes out of the process of distilling whiskey. Nate Mahinski tells us how for the past 10 years they've used their byproducts to feed local livestock. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…
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As we all know, agriculture has its ups and downs. Maybe the cows got out, the markets went down, or maybe like this year, you've got just enough rain on your farm that you think it's time to open up your own waterpark! Whatever the case may be, family is always there for you. Steven and Rogene Wegner up in Shawano County describe to us a little bi…
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Purdue University researchers have developed a biosensor technology aimed at revolutionizing food safety in agriculture. This innovation stems from a collaboration with the Center for Produce Safety, which sought to create a rapid, user-friendly risk assessment tool for growers of fresh produce, including leafy greens. "Current tests used in the fi…
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Wisconsin's playing host to one of four regional stockmanship and stewardship events in the U.S. It'll be in Lancaster and WI Beef Council Executive Director, Tammy Vassen, wants the state's beef producers to take advantage. She explains what will happen and how growers can get involved. Paid for by the WI Beef Council. See omnystudio.com/listener …
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Imagine if you could indulge in your favorite ice cream on a hot summer day, and not have to worry about it melting and making a mess. Well this could be true thanks to “No-melt ice cream”. Dr. Cameron Wicks is originally from Dallas Texas and started her ice cream journey at Purdue University. Where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in food science…
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Wisconsin Farm Technology Days is gearing up for the big event Aug. 13-15 in Chippewa County. The show will look different though. Bob Bosold talks to show manager, Anna Maenner and county economic development coordinator, Charlie Walker, about why the group decided to host the show at the grounds of a country music fest. There are a lot of crops i…
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It's cherry picking time in Door County. Stephanie Hoff finds out about this year's crop, why Door County, and how the cherries are used from Jim Seaquist of Seaquist Orchards in Sisters Bay. WI State Fair has announced their 2024 "fair food on a stick". Pam Jahnke and Stu Muck take a look. The winter wheat crop in WI is getting closer to maturity.…
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Farm Rescue, a nonprofit organization that provides free planting, haying, harvesting, commodity hauling and livestock feeding assistance to farm families who have experienced a major illness, injury or natural disaster, has officially added Wisconsin to its growing list of service states. Founded in 2005, Farm Rescue has provided vital aid to over…
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It’s the slowest day in the sports year and we choose our adventure for the MLB All Star Game (00:00:00-00:10:03). We get mad about an ESPN list (00:10:03-00:18:40). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Jaylen Brown talking about Bronny and Duggs may be in trouble (00:18:40-00:39:31). Mt Rushmore of TV Shows/Movies we’ve never seen (00:39:31-01:12:12). S…
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Dennis Wilmsmeyer, executive director of America's Central Port in the St. Louis region on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River. While he's about 4.5 hours south of Wisconsin, he says grain from Up North gets to his port in a variety of different ways, which is why he says infrastructure along the river is vital to agriculture. No matter what…
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Imagine being able to detect pests on your crops simply by listening to them eat. This groundbreaking concept has become a reality with the introduction of the Insect Eavesdropper, a tool designed to transform pest management in agriculture. UW Entomology Professor Emily Bick, is the co-founder of the Insect Eavesdropper and says by harnessing the …
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With the growing interest in sustainable practices and local food production, beekeeping has become an essential part of modern agriculture. Recognizing the need for a dedicated event in the region, beekeepers Bill Werning and Doug Kolterman have created the Midwest Honeybee Expo. The expo is set to debut in January of 2025 and will serve as a gath…
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We start the show coming out as the first sports podcast 100 percent against assasination attempts (00:00:00-00:07:32). Jalen Brunson's new deal is a head scratcher but awesome for the Knicks (00:07:32-00:12:30). Euro Finals and Copa plus Wimbledon (00:12:30-00:20:01). We call Christian Yelich to make sure he's not competing in the home run derby (…
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If you looking for a fun new way to explore delicious cheese and beer, while also discovering its rich history, look no further than Cheese Passport to Green County. A mobile scavenger hunt with 35 stops that run all over Green County Wisconsin. Noreen Rueckert is Tourism Director for Green County Tourism and she elaborates on this "scavenger hunt"…
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Allison Jonjak is the outreach cranberry specialist with the Division of Extension. She says growers have had to stay on top of nutrient application and water levels in their marshes with all the rain we've been getting. Luckily, she has a favorable outlook on this year's crop. This is despite pollinator woes. Jonjak explains that cranberries rely …
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Seth Olson, conservation agronomist at Alsum Farms, oversees 2,700 acres in Arena and roughly 1,000 acres in Grand Marsh. Right now, he’s scouting the field for the Colorado Potato Beetle and potato blight. He also manages sustainability initiatives on the farm to prevent erosion with all the rainfall we’ve been getting and to meet the standards of…
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Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin is harnessing the power of data insights to boost demand for Wisconsin dairy products nationwide. Suzanne Isige, Director of Market Research for Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin, joins us for this month’s check in with dairy checkoff to emphasize the significant role that secondary data plays in helping over 260 dairy companies…
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Agriculture isn't just about growing food; it touches everything we eat, wear, and use. From the food on our tables to the clothes we wear and even the fuel in our cars, agriculture plays a crucial role. And this year’s Wisconsin Science Festival, scheduled for October 14-20, will showcase this connection. Francesa Long, the Operations Manager for …
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We finish off a great week in Tahoe with our chill week finale and the vibes are high (00:00:00-00:05:04). Gregg Berhalter is out as USMNT head coach and soccer has been saved (00:05:04-00:09:23). Team USA plays Canada and Jaylen Brown thinks Nike is keeping him off the team (00:09:23-00:16:01). We answer the dumbest hypothetical and Paul Skenes ge…
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Farm Rescue is a non-profit group that's coming to Wisconsin, beginning this month, to offer assistance to families that have suffered a loss, or some type of tragedy that's stopped the farming process. Jill Welke visits with Dan Erdman, spokesperson for Farm Rescue. Jefferson Co. Fair gets underway today and this year they're dedicating the center…
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Melissa Sanchez is a reporter with ProPublica, an independent, nonprofit news organization, that's been focusing on the challenges immigrant labor is having on Wisconsin dairy operations, and what resources are needed. She brings their findings to the farm show with Pam Jahnke. North and South Carolina are both struggling with drought conditions wh…
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Jeff Decker shares the story of his family farm in Ozaukee County. They are the oldest farm to be recognized this year at the WI State Fair and have been in the same family for 177 years. The original farm house was built in 1847 and is still on the property today where Jeff lives. He noted that with a railroad track running through the property, t…
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Extension Small Grains Specialist Shawn Conley says the harvest window has opened for some Wisconsin winter wheat farmers. He advises growers: "don't dawdle" during dry stretches. We're about 10 days ahead of schedule, allowing farmers to plant soybeans (double-crop beans now eligible for crop insurance.) Conley expects below-average yields, averag…
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We’re live from Tahoe for Chill Week and we’re chilling with the boys. Mike Gundy made all the headlines Tuesday and we talk a little soccer (00:00:00-00:13:31). We then read a headline of a restaurant in trouble for boofing margaritas (00:13:31-00:18:38). Hot Seat/Cool Throne including Keegan Bradley being named Ryder Cup Captain and Hank not unde…
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Kevin Waring of Persistence Creek Farm in Maryland on the western shore of the Chesapeake Bay, is a third-generation farmer with a unique story. While his full-time career lies with the Navy and a seafood business, his passion for farming stems from childhood roots in tobacco farming. In 2009, Kevin purchased a 250-acre farm, where he produces crop…
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Abby Schopen is the Events Manger of the Jefferson County Fair and she sat down with us in studio to highlight some exciting new features with the Jefferson County Fair. Those things include a new event called "Heart Of The Park" and a rodeo for entertainment. Kassidy Hege is the Fair Coordinator and explains her ties to the fair since she was a cl…
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If you think back to international headlines this spring, you might remember seeing French farmers riding their tractors, not in the field, but in the streets of Paris. They were protesting the European Union's environmental regulations. France is the No. 1 agricultural producer in the EU. French Embassy Agricultural Counselor Christian Ligeard say…
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A June 23rd tornado was a direct hit at MacFarlane Pheasant in Janesville. Bill MacFarlane, owner, updates Pam Jahnke on the reconstruction process and the unique challenges faced trying to confine wild birds in an emergency. Comedian Vanessa Bayer spent a little time on a New York dairy farmer learning first hand how milk gets from the cow to the …
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We’re recognizing Wisconsin farm and homesteads that have been in the same family for more than 100 or 150 years. Today we head to Juneau County, just south of Mauston, to visit with Lee Schnell, the fourth generation on his family’s Sesquicentennial Farm. Lee reflects on a time of living that looks very different from today -- he grew up without c…
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It's crazy to think about what our ancestors did to make ends meet during troubling times when there wasn't technology like phones or cars. These are stories that have been passed down through Wisconsin's farming families. We're bringing you another story from this year’s Century and Sesquicentennial Farm honorees. These families will get an award …
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Wisconsin is still on guard for avian influenza in both birds and dairy cattle. Bob Bosold visits with WI State Veterinarian, Dr. Darlene Konkle, about how the protocols are working now that fair season is rolling around. Some students are starting to pack up for their return, or beginning, or the campus experience. Aubrey Schlimgen talks to Chelse…
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Wisconsin producer-led watershed groups are made up of farmers that are testing out new ideas to preserve the land and water for generations to come. But it doesn't stop there. Stephanie Hoff visits with a watershed groups who has extended an invitation to the nonfarm community for collaboration. Heather Gayton joins us in-studio representing the F…
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Wisconsin is hosting the National Brown Swiss Convention for the first time in more than a decade. Josh Hushin is the assistant chair of the National Brown Swiss Convention and past president of the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Association. He explains some of the show highlights to Stephanie Hoff. Madison is the host location for the National Junior Angu…
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