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House diplomacy really works. Lots to cover. Here we go. Donald trump is not going to capitula capitulate, so theres really only two options peace or war. They have already gotten a concession by the president. They are trying to fit a Nuclear Warhead on an interconnell ballistic missile. When they do it gives them the possibility to hit the United States. We have not been included in any of the preparation for this negotiation. So thats where we begin this hour. Its 4 00 a. M. Monday morning in...

This award recognizes Irwin’s efforts in integrating agriculture into her classroom curriculum and fostering agricultural literacy.

To help Wisconsin dairy farmers get the most current and up-to-date research information, the UW-Extension Dairy Program has developed the “Reproduction Roadshow.” This roadshow is an update on UW-Madison dairy

A senior Republican on the House Ag Committee, Arkansas Rep. Rick Crawford, says little legislatively is likely to get done this year after March, given the political calendar.

The Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association and International Dairy Foods Association aims to update make allowances in milk pricing formulas for dairy products.

Introduction Agricultural producers, similar to other businesses, face significant risk. The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Economic Research Service identifies five different types of farming risk: human and personal risk (such as human health), institutional risk (regarding governmental action), financial risk (such as access to capital), price or market risk, and production risk (such as weather and pests). Of these, policymakers usually focus on the last two types.

The 2023 Midwest Manure Summit is back in-person! This event, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Di...

The 2023 Midwest Manure Summit is back in-person! This event, hosted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, Dairy Program, and ...

10/2-7, Alliant Energy Center, with exhibits, demos, judging & skills competitions, entertainment.

There is no better way to learn about farming than being on the farm but if you can't get on a farm there are other ways to learn about the food industry.