Archives: Newsletter Archives
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VO. 29 NO. 3
AAW_2021 March Newsletter
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VO. 29 NO. 1
AAW_2020 September Newsletter
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VO. 28 NO. 3
How the 2019 Spring Floods Could Affect your Farm in 2020 Jenna Langrehr, AgrAbility of WI Program Assistant The 2019 crop year was one for the books, being the wettest…
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VO. 28 NO. 1
Here’s to a Healthy Harvest Season By Cheryl Skjolaas, Agricultural Safety and Health Specialist, UW Cooperative Extension It’s hard to predict what the 2019 fall harvest season holds in store…
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Vo. 27 No. 4
Preparing for Harvest Season As harvest season fast approaches, it is important to remember that safety should always be the number one priority. Although, the number of farming accidents are…
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Vo. 27 No. 2
Farm Succession Professionals at AgrAbility Summit In March, AgrAbility of Wisconsin hosted the Annual AgrAbility Summit at Organic Valley in Cashton, Wis. The half-day event covered multiple topics, including a…
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Vol 26 No 1
Fenske Story Sometimes farming is in your blood, even if you are not born into the tradition. This is the case for Ellsworth beef farmer Bob Fenske and his wife,…
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Vol. 24 No. 4
The Truth about Farm Succession Planning Do you know where you want your farm to be in 10 years? Is there a plan in place to help your next generation?…
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Vol 25 No 2
A LIFESTYLE OF FAMILY FARMING by Abigail Jensen, AgrAbility of Wisconsin Program Assistant “An 18 hour workday is nothing when you are a farmer,” said Pat Ledden. Averaging 14 hour…
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Vol. 25 No. 1
For the Love of Farming A trip through the scenic country roads surrounding Auburndale, Wisconsin showcases many of the state’s fine family-owned dairy farms. Cute red barns, silos, and cattle…
