COVID-19, commonly known as coronavirus, is a respiratory virus. While COVID-19 is not considered to be a foodborne illness by the Centers for Disease Control, it is contagious. Actions that you can take to prevent foodborne illness can be taken to mitigate coronavirus. Of the food safety steps in helping to mitigate coronavirus, cleaning is the […]
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Do you find yourself needing to tighten your budget during the COVID-19 pandemic? Do you wonder how to determine the best purchase for your money? Are you looking for different meal and snack ideas to use? A number of good websites have information posted for our use: Using coupons and looking for the best price […]
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Please take time to read the April 2020 4-H Echo newsletter. Most 4-H events are cancelled at this time, but take notice some deadlines are still approaching. March 31 is the last date you can add or change your projects you are in with 4-H on wi.4honline.com to be able to enter those corresponding projects […]
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The 2020 March 4-H Echo newsletter is available. There is so much to read up on – make sure to check this one out. Summer camp, scholarships, leader training opportunities, Operation Easter Bunny, Communication Arts Day and more!!
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United States Department of Agriculture National Agricultural Statistics Service cooperating with WI Department of Agricultural, Trade and Consumer Protection has issued the Custom Rate Guide 2017. The figures are based on reports by farmers who hired custom work, custom operators and farmers who performed custom work, and machinery dealers who rented out equipment. If you […]
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Do you have professional quality photos that highlight recreational use of the rivers in the Grant County area? If you do, then the Grant County Tourism Council (GCTC) wants to partner with you. The GCTC is announcing a new three-level program designed to develop a library of professional quality photos for use in future tourism and […]
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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 […]
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