Badger Dairy Insight is a webinar series to provide the latest research-based dairy information to improve animal welfare, breeding and genetic selection, automation and modernization, and nutritional decisions for producers, dairy workers and managers, ag professionals, and educators. Join the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Dairy Program for the Badger Dairy Insight webinars! These happen on the […]
GAP Training for Tobacco ProducersThe UW Extension will be hosting a Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) Training for tobacco producers on April 10 from 9:00 am – 11:00 am at the Lafayette County Multi-Purpose Building. This will be a live, video session facilitated by experts from the University of Kentucky and University of Tennessee. Topics include […]
Navigating Nitrogen: Efficient Use and On-Farm Research OpportunitiesLafayette County Multi-Purpose Building 11974 Ames Rd. Darlington, WI 53530March 13, 2025, 9:30 am – Noon. Navigating Nitrogen Meeting Registration Link Agenda for the day:9:30am-10:00amWelcome, refreshments, and introductionsUpdate of SWIGG study impact on local action 10:00am-11:00amResults from 2024 Nitrogen Use Efficiency Plots, Wisconsin’s performance benchmarks, and how people […]
Training manuals are not available at the host site. Please register for trainings and order your training manual online at the PAT Store website. For questions regarding payment and materials, please contact the UW Pesticide Applicator Training Office at (608) 262-7588.
UW-Extension hosts Southwest Wisconsin Forage Meeting The Regional Crops & Soils, Dairy, and Livestock Educators for Grant, Green, Iowa, and Lafayette Counties will be hosting a FREE event for agricultural producers involved in forage production and management on February 6th from 10:30 am – 2:00 pm at the Lafayette County Ames Multi-Purpose Building in Darlington. Guest […]
Testing soil can give information on the soil’s ability to supply nutrients for best plant growth, thereby providing a scientific basis for deciding if and how much lime and nutrients are needed. Plants respond better to applications that are tailored to their needs rather than to general applications. Also, soil tests indicate when the applications […]
