Wisconsin has a new Alice in Dairyland. Ashley Hagenow of Poynette was selected by a committee in Walworth County Saturday night to serve as Wisconsin’s agricultural ambassador for the next year. Hagenow says she and the other five top candidates have spent the last several weeks training and preparing. “Presenting radio and TV interviews, writing media campaigns, focused on professionalism, public speaking, and a lot of other factors that go […]
It’s the month of May and a fishing expert says it’s a prime time for anglers to catch crappie. Chris Larson is a regional fisheries supervisor with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. On this episode, he breaks down some of his top crappie fishing tips. His full interview on the latest episode of Brownfield’s Outdoor Adventures can be heard below. AUDIO: Chris Larson – Iowa DNR Fishing Report ...
It's our first day of seeding wheat in Saskatchewan. Things are warming up fast and it's time to put the pedal down!
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The EASYFIX Slurry Technology system has an abundance of benefits that impact almost every aspect of a farm’s eco-system. “The first thing I noticed was just how safe it is. The gases are never allowed build-up in the slurry. You don’t have to go into the shed with dangerous gases in there. Probably the main advantage is that there is a considerable saving on fertilizer because we’re achieving better use […]
Jackson, Mississippi, May 12, 2023 – Today, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack held a stakeholder conversation in Jackson, Mississippi to highlight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) new Delta Regional Food Business Center and discuss public and private partnerships to strengthen food supply chain infrastructure in the Delta region.
Soil crusting could be a problem in newly planted fields where wet and warm conditions have been prevalent. University of Minnesota Extension Integrated Pest Management specialist Bruce Potter says windy weather is another contributor. “You’re going to be needing to look for crusting on some of this ground that’s planted.” He tells Brownfield a rotary hoe, drag, or more moisture can help break up the crust. “Problem is, some guys […]
