MID-WEST FARM REPORT - EAU CLAIRE: Recent Episodes
MID-WEST FARM REPORT - EAU CLAIRE
Midwest Farm report on WAXX Thursday November 2 2023
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Midwest Farm Report on WAXX from Wednesdat November 1st
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Midwest Farm report WAXX Show Tues 10/31/23
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From Morgan McCarthy and the 715 Newsroom. A tribute to our very own Bob Bosold celebrating 45 years as the definitive leader in Agriculture in our community and in Wisconsin. Congratulations Bob.
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The barn is full today, with Bob, Scott and Rachel all pitching in with the chores.
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Scott visits with people at the Central Wisconsin State Fair in Wood County, and Brent Wink is in the barn with another Alcivia Cooperative crop update.
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Scott kicks off August and National Farmers Market Week with visits to area county fairs, and Bob talks with Wisconsin's agriculture secretary-designee.
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Cindy Brown of Chippewa Valley Bean joins us to talk about international trade issues. Brent Wink also provides us with his weekly Alcivia crop update.
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The weather is on our minds today, as we assess the effects of storms that covered much of Wisconsin last night. We also talk about Wisconsin potato promotions, along with all the other news, weather, markets and -- of course -- a little fun.
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We look forward to the final day of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days and have plenty of updates and fun with that. Today we also look at dairy innovation programs, along with all of the day's news and markets.
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We introduce Rachel, our newest voice, to the studio on this first day of Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Eau Claire County. We also feature th8e state tractor-driving contest that will be part of the Farm Technology Days, along with plenty of other news and markets -- and, some fun.
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We visit today with Brandon Gottsacker, president of Superior Fresh Foods, about the operation's mission at the upcoming Farm Technology Days in Eau Claire County. We also talk with another of the state sectional FFA officers, and with brothers who were big winners at the Barron County Fair's livestock show. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander joins in with another alfalfa update.
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We talk today with new Wisconsin FFA president Ben Styer of Menomonie, and follow all of the farm markets and news.
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The evolution of robotic milking systems is on our minds today. We also hear another ProVision Partners Cooperative crop update and look forward to next week's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days show in Eau Claire County.
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Bob talks with men who worked with the 1953 Wisconsin Conservation Field Days near Augusta -- the precursor to what's become Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. We also visit with an area Wisconsin FFA state proficiency winner, and the CEO of the newly named Alcivia Cooperative. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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Today's show highlights news from the Northern Wisconsin State Fair and the Wisconsin FFA Convention, along with a story about new freeze-dried cheese curds created by an area cooperative. Agronomist Brent Wink also joins us with another Alcivia Cooperative crops update.
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The Wisconsin FFA Convention, the Northern Wisconsin State Fair and agritourism are on our minds during this cool July morning.
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Scott talks with exhibitors at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair, and we have a report about work being done to get a better handle on Wisconsin's deer herd.
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Bob talks with Andy Ferguson, whose orchard operation will be part of the upcoming Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. The royalty from the upcoming Spooner Rodeo also graces the studio.
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We talk about the state's timber industry, and agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another Countryside/Landmark Services Cooperative crops update.
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We open July with a state soybean update, coverage of a beef-producers' tour and plenty of USDA crop reports.
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We end June with another ProVision Partners Cooperative agronomy update, along with a discussion with participants in a recent March for immigration-rules reform.
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The rain is falling outside as we talk ab out everything from President Biden's Wisconsin visit to the upgrades at the University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Veterinary Science. We also talk with the host of this year's Wisconsin Farm Progress Days and with the hosts of Sunday's Greenwood dairy breakfast.
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We talk today about broadband Internet issues in Wisconsin. Scott also talks with the Buffalo County dairy breakfast host and U.S. Rep. Ron Kind. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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We have a report about the reopening of 4-H activities at Camp Upham Woods, along with another Countryside-Landmark Services Cooperative crop update with agronomist Brent Wink.
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Today's show features a discussion about the educational side of the upcoming Wisconsin Farm Technology Days at Huntsinger Farms in Eau Claire County.
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We talks today about Wisconsin rural development, and hear another ProVision Partners Cooperative crops update.
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We chill out with plenty of farm news and markets on this cool early summer morning.
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Scott's back in the saddle, and talks about the passing of Wisconsin state FFA advisor Jeff Hicken. We also cover a new state meats coalition and hear another alfalfa update by University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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Bob talks today with John Slipek, who recently wrapped up his 47th year of teaching agriculture and related classes at Abbotsford High School in Wisconsin.
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Amber Radatz of the University of Wisconsin Discovery Farms program talks about the decision to close the program's central office in Pigeon Falls. We also hear another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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Listeners tell us about the snow that's falling in parts of our area, and we talk about beekeeping Countryside/Landmark Services Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also joins us with another weekly agronomy update.
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We explore some of the grants to dairy processors through the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
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We talk with a western Wisconsin farmer who's transitioning from dairy farming to other on-farm income sources. We also get another ProVision Partners Cooperative agronomy update.
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The effects the pandemic has -- and continues to have -- on grocery stores are explored during today's show, and we look at the national and state crop-progress reports.
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Eric Rygg, president of Huntisiger Farms at Eau Claire -- this year's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days host -- talks about the July event. We also hear another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dr. Dan Undersander.
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Today is the anniversary of the signing of the federal Homestead Act, and we explore some of the good bugs found in our state's soils.
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State Sen. Brad Pfaff joins us today to talk about the potential confirmation of state agriculture secretary-designee Randy Romanski, and about what agriculture and rural details might be contained in the developing state biennial budget. We also get another ProVision Partners Cooperative agronomy update.
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Scott talks today with a Jackson County property owner who's managing land for pollinator habitat.
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Attorney Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law at Baldwin provides another legal-issues update; University of Wisconsin-Madison emeritus forage specialist Dan Undersander discusses the cold weather's potential effects on alfalfa.
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We open this splendid Friday morning as Scott talks with Dr. Barbara Lee of the National Farm Medicine Center/National Children's Center for Rural Agricultural Health and Safety about the lifetime achievement award she recently received. Bob gets another Countryside/Landmark Services Cooperative crop update.
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We talk today about the loss of a beloved milk hauler and the retirement of some long-time agriculture teachers; Bob also meets with a National Milk Producer Federation representative to talk about price volatility in the dairy industry.
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Today, we explore the new Wisconsin Meat Caucus, and hear another agronomy update from ProVision Partners Cooperative.
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Responses to disasters are among topics on our minds during today's show.
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The Wisconsin Rural Summit is back this year, and we're covering it. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dr. Dan Undersander also joins us with another alfalfa update.
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We talk today about a survey of Wisconsin's water, particularly in the state's Central Sands area. Bren Wink also joins us with another Countryside/Landmark Services Cooperative agronomy update.
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A new Wisconsin gift-box program -- featuring Wisconsin-made products -- is among topics covered during today's show.
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Horticulture instructor Susan Frame talks with Scott about the outlook for this year's garden season, and we hear another ProVision Partners Cooperative agronomy update.
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The talk today includes the prospects for this year's apple-growing season in Wisconsin.
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Bob talks with a leader in the dairy side of the Food Box program and about the dairy industry, in general. We also get another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison emeritus forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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Wildlife is among the topics on our minds during today's show, and we talk with a leader of the state's deer-management programs about surveys that will be done to determine the size of the Wisconsin deer herd. We also get another Countryside/Landmark Cooperative update from field agronomist Brent Wink.
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Scott talks with Chippewa Valley Technical College horticulture instructor Susan Frame about a new landscaping program offered at the school; he also talks with Jill Underly, who recently was elected as Wisconsin's state superintendent of public instruction.
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We discuss a new dairy pricing proposal and the hearing schedule for the possible confirmation of the state's agriculture secretary. A review of tWisconsin's county fairs also is part of today's chores.
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The sectional FFA speaking contests and a Wisconsin youth adopt-a-calf project are among matters on our minds as we do today's morning chores.
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Scott works under the full Pink Moon today, bringing Bob's interview with Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland Julia Nunes and another alfalfa update by University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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We open Earth Day with discussions about farm legal issues and payments to farmers through federal coronavirus relief funding.
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We talk turkey -- as in the opening of turkey-hunting season -- and also review state legislation aimed at increasing the export of Wisconsin agricultural products. We also hear agronomy updates from Pioneer Seeds and ProVision Partners Cooperative.
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We talk on this cool Tuesday with one of Wisconsin's leading farm innovators.
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The state's NR151 farm waste-management rule is discussed on today's show. We also talk with another Alforex dealer and cover all the morning's news, weather and markets on this tax-day-that-this-year-really-isn't-tax-day.
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Bob and Scott celebrate the birthday of Scott's wife, and we get a Dairy Day at the Capitol update from Dairy Business Association president Amy Penterman. We also get agronomy updates from Pioneer Seeds and ProVision Partners Cooperative.
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Broadband issues are among topics on our minds today as we roll into a another morning of chores.
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Scott talks today with the president and CEO of the National 4-H Council about plans to sell the council's national convention center in Maryland. Pioneer Seeds agronomist Ryan Bates provides another field update.
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Wisconsin Potato and Vegetable Growers Association executive director Tamas Houlihan gives us an update about what can be expected during the upcoming growing season; Countryside/Landmark Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another agronomy update.
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Farm safety is on our minds today as we wake to another beautiful spring Wisconsin morning that includes ag news, local news, weather forecasts and market reports.
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We mourn the loss of Jerald Lang, who was a great supporter of dairy and youth events; we also talk about the Wisconsin Women in Conservation program and have updates from ProVision Partners Cooperative and Pioneer Seeds.
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Bob returns from a bit of vacation, and we talk about the Ag in the Classroom educational program.
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Scott recovers from his Easter feasting by talking about the day's anticipated record heat. We also talk about Short Lane Ag's work in land conservation, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander presents another alfalfa update. A Focus on Energy update is also on the day's agenda.
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April arrives with Scott talking about renewable energy on farms, along with all of the day's news, weather and markets.
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We talk about some of the hot property values for rural land, as Scott brings March to a close.
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Dairy goats are on our minds today as the weather rollercoaster continues, and we have another Alforex alfalfa report.
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Alternative agriculture sales are considered this morning under the full Worm Moon; we also hear an alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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We talk with Geno Brueggen of Alforex seeds about the new project he and Alforex have developed to focus on some of the great things about agriculture. Another Countryside/Landmark Cooperative update also is presented.
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This year's county fairs are on our minds today, and we have a look at the latest news about coronavirus pandemic-relief funding that will be going to farmers. Bob hides and finds Easter eggs, too.
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We celebrate some needed spring rain and present a report about technologies in the countryside. We also have another ProVision Partners Cooperative update.
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National Agriculture Day is celebrated on today's show. We also talk with the developer of an agriculture podcast and hear another Alforex Seeds update.
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Scott talks with the director of the Wisconsin Women In Conservation project, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talks about early season alfalfa fertilization.
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Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law Offices updates us about farm-law issues, and we get another Countryside Cooperative update.
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We explore how the state's doing at getting coronavirus vaccines to rural people and get updates about some of the area's coming dairy breakfasts.
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Bob and Scott kick off St. Patrick's Day with a bit of humor and a discussion about the upcoming Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation Ag Day at the Capitol.
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Bob talks today with U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, and we get another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander.
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We talk today about collecting and cooking maple syrup. We also get another Countryside Cooperative update.
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We lock our seed caps into place on this windy morning and talk with an organizer of a Minnesota effort to push for more milk consumption among children. We also, of course, share the day's news, weather and markets.
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It's raining but not pouring, and the old men aren't snoring: They're delivering another morning of news, weather, markets and other good information. An advocate of assuring that World Dairy Expo remains in Madison is among our guests, and we get another ProVision Partners Cooperative update.
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The weather is expected to bring record-setting warmth on this March day. Meanwhile, World Dairy Expo is among topics on our mind during this morning's show.
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A Focus on Energy update, alfalfa update and news about what's going on in California agriculture are some of the discussions on today's show.
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We talk today about a new milk sports drink and get another Countryside Cooperative update, along with the normal fare of news, weather, markets and fun.
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We pay homage to National Marching Band Day (March Fourth). We also discuss World Dairy Expo's plans for this fall's show, and Scott talks with state Sen. Brad Pfaff about the agriculture portions of the biennial budget proposed by Gov. Tony Evers.
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Wisconsin's recent wolf hunt is on our minds today, and we present another ProVision Partners Cooperative update.
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We talk today about upcoming cattle shows and look forward to some warm March weather.
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Scott opens March with talk about cool weather and the month coming in like a lion -- or, at least, a bobcat. We also have a report about localized weather reporting and hear another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison emeritus forage specialist Dr. Dan Undersander.
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Bob catches up with another of the area's state sectional FFA officers, and we get another Countryside Cooperative update.
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We visit with another of the region's state FFA officers and talk about soybeans. There's also a bit of discussion about a high-priced bull.
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Wisconsin's FFA president joins us today. We also get another update from ProVisions Partners Cooperative.
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National FFA Week continues, and Bob celebrates by taking to the Section 2 representative on the Wisconsin FFA leadership team.
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It's National FFA Week, and we start the celebration by talking with the Section 1 state FFA vice president. We also explore growing microalgae for farm uses, and University of Wisconsin forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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The show sweetens up today with the American Honey Bee queen discussing the latest issues in the honey industry. We also get another Countryside Cooperative update.
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There are job opportunities in agriculture, and today we talk about a Perdue University study confirming that. We also present another ProVision Partners Cooperative update.
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We hear today from a Louisiana broadcaster about the latest in farming conditions in his part of the country, as we slowly crawl out of the Wisconsin winter wonderland deep-freeze.
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The deep freeze is on as we report a long list of school closings and hear an update about the latest in hemp research and development. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also talks more about soil temperatures during such deeply cold weather.
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Valley Crossing law attorney Bridget Finke joins us today to talk about farm-tax issues. On this Lunar New Year we also get another Countryside Cooperative update.
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This year's Wisconsin Outstanding Young Farmer winners talk with us as we greet another sub-zero winter morning in farm country.
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State agriculture secretary designee Randy Romanski talks about some of the agriculture-related features of the biennial budget proposal being forwarded by Gov. Tony Evers, and we get another ProVision Partners Cooperative update.
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We visit today with the new chairwoman of the state Senate Agriculture Committee, and cover our normal daily fare of farm news, markets and weather.
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The head of a company that ships commodities talks about the availability of shipping containers; University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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We talk about chicken-wing consumption during this weekend's championship football game, and receive another Countryside Cooperative update.
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Plenty of snow and cold weather is arriving, and we're ready with updates about school closings. We also talk about the repairs and maintenance being done on Lock and Dam No. 4 at Alma, on the Mississippi River.
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Barron County dairy farmer Brittany Olson joins us to talk about she and her husband participating in an upcoming farmers' peer counseling group. Meanwhile, we brace for some the expected snowy and cold weather that's on the way.
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We talk today about cattle inventories, the deepening winter, the Where Food Comes From company, and other farm news and markets.
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Today we talk about agricultural statistics, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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We talk today about farmers using the federal Payroll Protection Program put forth as part of coronavirus pandemic relief packages; we also note a sad moment in this day's history.
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Dealing with the coronavirus pandemic in rural areas of Wisconsin is explored today. We also have another ProVision Cooperative update.
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Scott gets an update about a National Farm Medicine Center farm-accident reporting program; we look at the latest dairy production numbers and what's going on in the organization of the new congressional agriculture committees.
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Scott licks his wounds with other Packers fans as they recover from their NFC championship game loss. Bob discusses land values with an expert in that field, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander has another alfalfa update.
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Julia Nunes, who serves as Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland, joins us to talk about her term being extended for a year because of the coronavirus pandemic. We also hear another Countryside Cooperative update and get ready to cheer the Green Bay Packers to another Super Bowl.
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We talk today about some of the latest in federal coronavirus-relief programs, and take a look at the day's news, weather and markets.
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On this inauguration day we talk about getting coronavirus vaccines to agricultural workers and mark the passing of the first woman to chair the Wisconsin Assembly's Agriculture Committee.
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Today, we visit with a leader of The Hunger Task Force, which is dealing with food insecurity issues. We also talk about tomorrow's presidential inauguration, along with good portions of other news, weather, markets and fun.
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Scott talks today with Wisconsin Farmers Union president Darin VonRuden about the incoming Biden Administration and the new Congress.
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We talk with a farmer and a wildlife specialist about the Wisconsin gray wolf hunt scheduled to start in November. We also hear another Countryside Cooperative update.
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Valley Crossing :Law attorney Bridget Fiinke talks about farms' legal issues as the new year starts.
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The latest agricultural supply and demand report is out; we talk about planning for 2021 fairs, and hear another ProVision Partners Cooperative update.
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We talk today with John Umhoefer of the Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association, and get another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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We talk today about farmers' registrations for the federal ARC/PLC programs; Doug Yule of Countryside Cooperative also provides an update about liquid propane fuel-tank maintenance.
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Bob catches up with Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland Julia Nunes, who will serve a second year in the state promotional position.
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We talk about this year's cancelled Alice in Dairyland finals and hear an update from ProVision Partners Cooperative. And, of course, we have our normal fare of news, markets and humor.
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The Bob and Scott team is fully back together for the first time in the new year.
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Scott opens the barn door on the new year, and includes another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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Bob wraps up the year's chores with a look back at some of the bigger farm-news stories from 2020. Happy New Year!
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Valley Crossing Law attorney Bridget Finke talks with Bob about resolutions farmers can make for 2021, where financial and legal matters are concerned.
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Today, we report about the Edge Dairy Cooperative's plans for 2021.
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The final week of 2020 starts a report about mental health issues and another alfalfa update with UW-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr, Dan Undersander.
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Bob hooks up the reindeer to carry us through a Christmas Eve show.
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We talk about reindeer today, and give our mightiest of holiday wishes to all.
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We hear the latest about Wisconsin cheese marketing, and Scott and Michelle wonder what Bob will give them for Christmas.
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Bob visits with organizers of an Iowa State University creamery, and we get another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dr. Dan Undersander.
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We talk today about cheese sales as Christmas nears. We also hear from an area farmer whose family has more than 50,000 Christmas lights in their farmyard, and hear another Countryside Cooperative update.
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Attorney Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law is among today's guests, updating us about farms' legal needs.
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We talk today about the Wisconsin ginseng industry and soybeans, and get another update from ProVision Cooperative.
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Bob and Scott are as cool as the morning's weather as they provide another morning of news, markets and fun. We also talk with Mike Gintner, who's taken over the chairmanship of the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days 2021 Executive Committee for the show scheduled in July near Eau Claire.
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Bob talks today with the new president of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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Today's a big day for farm program deadlines, and we cover them. We also hear another Countryside Cooperative weekly update.
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We talk more today about the naming of Tom Vilsack as the next U.S. agriculture secretary, along with a virtual farm mega-conference that's coming up.
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We break the news that former U.S. agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack is being named by President-elect Joe Biden to become the next agriculture secretary. We also talk about soybeans and get a Provision Cooperative update -- along with other farm news, local news and weather. reports.
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University of Wisconsin-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley tell us about his sabbatical work in Spain.
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We hear the latest news from the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation convention, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander brings us another alfalfa update.
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We celebrate the announcement that Eau Claire County's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days organizers have decided to go ahead with this year's show in July. We also hear another Countryside Cooperative update.
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The preliminary numbers for Wisconsin's deer harvest are in, and we review them on today's show.
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Scott goes solo without Bob today, and offers reports about a FEAST! program, soybeans and commodity prices.
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We open December and its new meteorological season talking with a U.S. representative about trade-name issues between the European Union and the United States.
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Scott talks today with Adam Zwiefelhofer of Chippewa Valley Technology College, whose program has been named the nation's top post-secondary agriculture education program. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also joins the program with another alfalfa update.
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We talk today about farm issues with the president of the National Farmers Union, and hear about a new program hosted by Countryside Cooperative.
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Bob carries on while wishing all a Happy Thanksgiving. Attorney Bridget Finke is among his guests, talking about legal issues facing farmers.
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Bob checks in with U.S. agriculture secretary Sonny Perdue, and we talk about cranberries.
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Scott was out in a deer stand while Bob carried on, talking about everything from Wisconsin's deer hunting season to wrapping up the corn harvest.
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We talk turkey and deer hunting today, and get another state soybean update.
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The new UW-Madison meat sciences facilities are discussed today, and we congratulate Chippewa Valley Technical College for being named the nation's top collegiate ag program for the second consecutive year by the National Association of Agricultural Educators.
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Bob talks about new ag programming at Northcentral Technical College; University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander provides another alfalfa update.
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We celebrate Veterans Day with a healthy dose of farm news and markets, along with a discussion about a major livestock show that went on despite the conronavirus pandemic.
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Bob and old Sgt. Schultz kick off the Marine Corps birthday with the latest crop progress report, and we share a report about the Wisconsin Farm Center Ag Crisis Hotline.
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We visit today with the state's new forester; University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander joins us with another alfalfa update.
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We celebrate Bob's birthday, and Scott talks with another of the area's National FFA Proficiency Award winners. There's also talk about venison processing, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins the birthday party with another Countryside crop update.
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Scott talks today with Tyler Gardner of the Pittsville FFA, who last week was named a national FFA Proficiency Award winner in fruit production.
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The morning after election day has us rising to continued vote-counting coverage; we also talk about the grocery industry in the food-supply chain during the coronavirus pandemic, and have another Pioneer harvest update.
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It's election day, and we have plenty of coverage about what's to come during the day. We also talk about how Wisconsin's hunter-safety program has been moved to online during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Today we review the enrollment processes for the popular federal EQIP program. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also joins us with another alfalfa update.
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We get ready greet tomorrow's full moon and Halloween excitement. Along the way, we talk about Wisconsin's solid waste landfills, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another crop update.
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We follow the results from the National FFA Convention and talk about a new Wisconsin livestock grazing initiative.
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On this National Chocolate Day, we talk about giant pumpkins and the ongoing National FFA Convention.
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Bob and Scott are as cool as ever today because...well...it's cold outside! Bob talks with the state FFA president as the virtual National FFA gets under way.
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Scott talks with Pittsville agriscience instructor Lindsay Meissner about her department's annual Splash of Red Cranberry Tours; Bob talks about alfalfa with University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander. We also talk with Wisconsin Farmers Union president Darin Von Ruden about the Oct. 28 debut of a video concerning dairy supply management.
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We talk today with state Farm Service Agency director Sandy Chalmers, and Chippewa County UW-Extension agent Jerry Clark talks about the upcoming state pest management meetings. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also visits with his weekly Countryside Cooperative crops update.
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Wisconsin's ginseng industry is highlighted during today's show, and Scott is saving a special donut for Bob.
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A major national cattle show is part of today's discussion, along with the harvests and other news and weather.
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Today we highlight Dennis Frame of Timber Ridge Consulting, who's continuing his work with farmers who are adding to their nutrient management and other conservation measures.
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Bob talks today with a USDA undersecretary for conversation, and we hear another alfalfa update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander.
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We talk today about the state's cranberry harvest, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another crop update.
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Cooperation among dairy farmers in developing a farm operation is highlighted on this National Cheese Curd Day.
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Wisconsin's Dairy Innovation Hub is discussed on today's show, along with our normal mix of news, markets and some fun -- along with another Pioneer harvest update.
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Deeping Wisconsin food pantries full is among highlighted discussions during today's show.
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Today, Bob talks about land values and Scott talks about bale storage with University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander. We also get another Pioneer harvest update.
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Bob talks with a U.S. Department of Agriculture official about a federal grant to improve some of the area's rural broadband Internet service. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander provides an alfalfa update and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink updates us about the fall harvest.
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We continue our 4-H Week celebration, and Pioneer agronomist Mike Gronski joins us for another Pioneer harvest update.
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We highlight 4-H Week and those being inducted into the Wisconsin 4-H Hall of Fame.
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Scott talks today with an organizer of a Chippewa Valley Museum three-part farm event, and we hear an update about beef markets.
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Bob talks with a local apple producer about how the harvest season is going, and Bridget Finke of the Valley Crossing Law Office joins us for a legal-issues update.
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Last weekend's World Beef Expo is highlighted during today's show; Scott gets together with Pioneer agronomist Ryan Bates for another Pioneer Harvest Update.
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Preserving the season's bounty is among topics we cover on this International Coffee Day.
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Scott talks about water quality studies with Amber Radatz of the Wisconsin Discovery Farm program, and also gets a Pioneer harvest update from Pioneer agronomist Ryan Bates. Bob talks about silage bags with University of Wisconsin forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander.
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Today, we talk with a pumpkin grower about the agritourism season, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another crop update.
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Bob talks today with Ray Starling, President Trump's agriculture advisor, about the Trump Administration's agricultural plans and accomplishments.
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Bob talks today with former U.S. agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack, who outlines presidential candidate Joe Biden's agriculture platform.
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We greet the first day of autumn, and talk with a Wisconsin 4-H volunteer who expresses concerns about some of the program's administrative direction.
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Scott talks with U.S. agriculture secretary Sonny Perdue about the second federal Coronavirus Food Assistance Program; Bob chats with UW-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander about the fall alfalfa-cutting window.
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We talk today about a panel working to improving Wisconsin's rural prosperity, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins us with his weekly crop update. Oh -- and Bob again isn't included on Faith Hill's birthday party invitation list.
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The cool Bob and Scott team kick off another cool late-summer morning with a show filled with farm news, markets and laughs. The crew also introduces the new director of the MOSES organization.
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Ethanol production and more crop reports are part of today's show as we head into the last days of summer.
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Scott shares this week's crop progress report, and we talk about the upcoming World Beef Expo.
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We honor 9-11, along with discussing Wisconsin's new Dairy Innovation Hub. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also joins us with his weekly crop progress report.
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Today, we talk about a new animal agriculture group and reflect about the morning's cool conditions.
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The use of state parks during the coronavirus pandemic is talked about on today's show, along with the cool September weather that's settled upon us. The week's crop progress report also is part of today's mix of news.
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We talk today about this year's hemp-growing conditions in Wisconsin. Scott also talks about the new high-tech Traeger pellet grill he's picked up from Smith Brothers Meats at Colby.
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The importance of high-speed Internet in rural areas is explored today, along with our usual mix of news, markets and even a little fun.
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The full corn moon greets us today, as we cover trade issues and much more.
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September's first show got off to a cool start. We talked about Wisconsin's bear population, the crop progress report, national FFA proficiency finalists and much more.
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Scott does the chores today, and talks with Amery FFA advisor Derrick Meyer about him being named Wisconsin Teacher of the Year. Bob also interviews an auctioneer about a recent major riding-horse sale; University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander joins in with another alfalfa update.
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The Bob and Scott team close out the week with talk about an international equine care program; Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins them with his weekly crops update. We also talk business with Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation president Joe Bragger of Independence.
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Today, we talk about horses and cover a wide variety of farm, local, state and national news.
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We talk today with the president of Countryside Cooperative, which members have voted to approve a merger with Landmark Cooperative. Bob also catches up with a researcher who describes the condition of this year's corn crop.
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We get an update about the Countryside Cooperative's membership vote to merge with Landmark Cooperative, and we hear an update about dairy-product marketing through the Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin.
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We talk today about the serious subject of farm injuries and fatalities. Also, University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander gives us an alfalfa update as we head into the last days of August.
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Bob talks with a forage specialist about the upcoming corn silage harvest, and we discuss Wisconsin farm bankruptcies. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins in with another Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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Bob visits the Chippewa Falls Chamber of Commerce annual farmers' appreciation dinner -- this year served as a drive-through event. We also get the latest information about livestock markets from the Equity Livestock Cooperative Sales Association chief executive officer.
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We talk more today about the storm and other recent events that have affected Iowa's crops and animal agriculture. As always, we also bring news, markets and even a little laughter.
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We start the day with talk about one of the all-time high temperatures set yesterday in the United States. Discussions also include the updated crop progress report after last week's derocho storm in Iowa, and about a recently discovered invasive grass discovered in Wisconsin.
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Today we get an update about Wisconsin corn markets from the president of the Wisconsin Corn Growers' Association. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander joins us to talk about storing this year's plentiful hay harvest.
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We visit with an Iowa farmer about the storm that earlier this week devastated a large portion of that state's crops and caused plenty of other damage. We also talk about the mysterious seeds being mailed to U.S. residents.
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The latest national and state crop progress reports are out. We visit with Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law about legal advice for farmers, and with an Iowa agriculture official about the extent of crop damage done in that state by a storm that hit earlier this week.
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We cover one of the town hall meetings concerning the potential merger between Countryside Cooperative and Landmark Cooperative; Josh Scramlin also visits with a state Department of Revenue official concerning the second round of farmers' applications for state coronavirus relief funding.
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We hear the background about the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin's upcoming Dairyfest program, and cover the morning's farm and market news.
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Bob talks gets an update about the hog industry from a leading hog producer; University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander discusses potential input needs on pastuires.
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Scott talks today with a Burnett Dairy Cooperative representative about a recent fire that temporarily stopped cheese production at the plant. Countryside Cooperative field agronomist Brent Wink also joins us with another Countryside Cooperative Agronomy Update.
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We talk today about the federal Payroll Protection Program, and how much farmers have participated in the program.
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The Wisconsin State Fair isn't under way as it normally would be this time of the year, but we talk with a fair organizer who describes some of the things being done to keep the annual event vital.. We also enjoy another cool summer morning.
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Wisconsin agriculture secretary Randy Romanski discusses the state coronavirus relief funding for farmers, and Bob talks with U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-WI, concerning potential farm-related federal legislation. And, Scott reports that he found his long-lost hammer.
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Today we talk with the new leader of the Wisconsin Water Alliance, and hear from U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-WI, about the chances of more coronavirus relief funding for farmers through another Payroll Protection Program. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also joins us to talk about winter alfalfa preparations.
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Wisconsin's Fairest of the Fairs is among our guest today. We also visit with U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-WI, and Countryside Cooperative field agronomist Brent Wink.
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Scott talks today with the president of a western Wisconsin bank that's been ranked atop the state's agricultural lenders for banks of its size. Bob visits with another of the region's new state FFA officers.
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We talk today with the state's new Section 1 FFA officer, and with the Wisconsin's Farm Services Agency director. UW-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also joins us to talk about lodging issues in alfalfa.
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Discussions today include the potential need for reclamation of some silica sand mines and what that reclamation might involve.
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We're off to a cool start of a July morning, and today talk about everything from milkshakes to alfalfa fungus.
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On this National Hot Dog Day we talk about tornadoes, potato leafhoppers in alfalfa and how an area farm family handled the vice president's visit to their farm.
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There's been a surge in consumption in Wisconsin potatoes, and we talk with a state potato producer about what's going on in the industry. Bob returns to his familiar studio chair.
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The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement and other trade deals are among topics on our minds today.
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Today we hear a report on the way an equine therapy provider has dealt with the coronavirus pandemic, and we also hear about some virtual livestock shows for youth.
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The Wisconsin Rural Partners joins us today to talk about what the organization is doing to keep rural Wisconsinites up-to-date about coronavirus pandemic recovery programs.
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We talk today about the "Un-Fair" happening this weekend at Prairie Farm, and about the University of Wisconsin-Extension's work during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Some rain is arriving today as we look at the latest national and state crop-progress reports. We also talk with University of Wisconsin-Madison ag economist Mark Stephenson about the status of prices paid to Wisconsin's dairy farmers.
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The Wisconsin FFA has new leadership, and Bob talks with an area kidney bean producer and processor. UW-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also talks about the effects that high temperatures might have on alfalfa.
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We talk today about estate planning with Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law Office and about Countryside Cooperative's online fair exhibit program.
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It's another morning of markets, news and generally good information -- including, of course, a few laughs along the way. Listen in to hear about some of the latest research projects around the countryside.
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Heat and humidity are the key words during today's show, as July settles in.
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We talk more with Wisconsin's FFA president about the ongoing Wisconsin FFA convention; we also talk about dealing with animals during July's heat and humidity.
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It's a hot one today, but we take on discussing the issues facing the Wisconsin FFA as the organization kicks off its convention online. We also hear from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander with an update about leafhoppers in the state's alfalfa fields.
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Today Scott talks with a strawberry growers from the Alma Center area, and we hear from state agriculture secretary Randy Romanski about the number of farmers who applied for the state's coronavirus pandemic relief funding. Bob and Scott also talk about the statistic that Americans will consume more than 500 million hotdogs on the Fourth of July.
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July welcomes us with a discussion with a state legislator who believes the University of Wisconsin-Extension is overstepping its bounds in dealing with 4-H clubs during the coronavirus pandemic. We also have another day full of news, markets, fun and even a couple of educational tidbits.
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June comes to a close with us talking about creampuffs, strawberries and rain.
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We talk today with an organizer of a new state youth livestock-showing program, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander discusses alfalfa leafhoppers.
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Today, we talk with the president and chief executive officer of Equity Livestock Sales Association about trends in livestock sales. We also hear from Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink with another Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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We talk today with the owner of a small meat-processing company in Wisconsin, and cover the day's markets, farm news, and general state and local news.
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We talk with Randy Romanski, secretary of Wisconsin's Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection, about the sign-up for farm coronavirus pandemic-relief funds.
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We take a look at the latest crop progress report, and hear about a producer working toward producing A2 milk.
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We talk today with Wisconisin's newest Alice in Dairyland from Chippewa County, and with an organizer of the Wisconsin Holstein Association shows. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander also provides another alfalfa update.
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Scott talks with the president and chief executive officer of Wisconsin's electric cooperative association about how the coronavirus pandemic has affected the state's electric cooperatives. Bob visits with another of the area's Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland finalists and Countryside Cooperative agronomist provides another crop update.
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Bob talks today with another Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland finalist from the area.
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Bob talks with another of the area's Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland finalists; we also discuss the state's coronoavirus pandemic farm relief program.
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Bob talks with one of the area's Wisconsin Alice in Dairyland finalists, and we discuss the potential for a statewide virtual livestock exhibition for youth. The day's news and markets also are included, as always.
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Bob talks with a leader at the Marshfield-based National Farm Medicine Center, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talks about fertilizer applications after first-crop alfalfa is harvested.
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We talk today about ticks and other pesky insects. Brent Wink of Countryside Cooperative joins us to with another Countryside Cooperative crops update.
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Attorney Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law offices in Baldwin talks with Bob about farm legal needs during these uncertain times.
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Today, we talk with Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation president Joe Bragger of Independence about the organization's work in providing food to people during the coronavirus pandemic. We also review the heavy rain that fell through the night.
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We talk today with Wisconsin's Alice in Dairyland about her term in that position being extended, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talks about hail damage in alfalfa.
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We talk today about the cancellation of this year's Wisconsin State Fair; Scott talks with an Amery High School FFA member who recently received a $50,000 scholarship. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also joins us with another Countryside Cooperative agronomy update.
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We talk today with the dean of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, which recently was named the world's eighth-best agriculture college.
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Today, we talk about challenges faced in cheese marketing, and agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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We talk today about crops moving along in the good growing conditions, and visit with the chief executive officer of Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin about the decision to set aside promotions check-off assessments for milk that might be dumped because of market conditions.
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We look today at how the poultry processing industry has been faring during the coronavirus pandemic, and discuss one area county fair that's announcing that it will be in operation in August.
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Bob talks with a national beef industry leader concerning the status of the beef industry, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talks about getting ready for the hay-harvest.
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We close the first half of May by talking about rural health and trade issues; Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also joins us with a Countryside crop update.
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We talk with a rural health expert and discuss the Wisconsin Supreme Court's 4-3 decision to overturn the state's Safer at Home order that was set to expire on May 26.
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Bob talks today with Scott Heiberger of the National Farm Medicine Center about farm injury statistics -- including how having children at home more during the coronavirus pandemic have the potential for more on-farm child injuries.
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Scott talks today with Wisconsin Farmers Union president Darin Von Ruden about what positives he might be see resulting after coronavirus pandemic shut-downs are ended.
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The weather is a little cool this morning, but we move ahead with some hot news and markets. We talk with an Iowa hog producer about hog-market conditions, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink provides us with another Countryside Cooperative update.
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As this morning's full Flower Moon settles on the western horizon, we talk with a hog producer about the future of that operation and the industry as a whole. We also have our regular fare of markets, news and general fun as we take care of the morning's chores.
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Today's show includes an interview with a leader in Wisconsin's pork industry, who discusses plans to create more avenues for pork products to get to hungry people.
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Scott talks with the owner of a Pigeon Falls meat-processing plant who is working to connect farmers with consumers for increased local marketing.
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Today we talk about Wisconsin's county fairs and the potential for many of them to operate this year. We also hear from University of Wisconsin forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander, who provides his weekly forage update.
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We celebrate May Day and talk with Trempealeau County organizers of the Curds for Kids dairy-foods project.
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Bob talks today with a Canadian agricultural journalist about how Canadian agriculture is faring during the coronavirus pandemic, and we talk about the planters getting out into the region's fields.
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We talk today with a Wisconsin hog producer about markets during the coronavirus pandemic. Agriculture news, markets and a bit of fun also are included, as always.
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Planting season is getting into full swing, and we discuss the progress that's been made. We also talk about food-bank projects around the state.
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We talk about dairy-marketing situations in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and University of Wisconsin forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talks about how early alfalfa cuttings might look this year.
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Today, we get another Countryside Cooperative agronomy update from Countryside agronomist Brent Winke. We also cover the latest situations in agriculture concerning the coronavirus pandemic.
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We talk today about the many good things people are doing to support the dairy industry during the coronavirus pandemic. We also hear from the Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin chief executive order for an update about what that dairy-marketing organization is doing to help keep the state dairy industry afloat.
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Bob and Scott kick off the 50 anniversary of Earth Day with a variety of news, markets and fun.
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We visit today with an organizer of the Wisconsin Farm Center, along with our daily fare of markets and news.
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Gardening is among issues on our minds today, and agronomist Brent Wink joins us with another Countryside Cooperative crops update.
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Equity Livestock Sales Association president and chief executive officer Curt Larson discusses where the cooperative stands during the coronavirus pandemic. We also have our usual fare of news, markets and fun.
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Bob talks with Eric Rygg, president of Huntsinger Farms and its subsidiary Silver Springs Foods. The farm was to host this year's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days show in Eau Claire County, but that show has been postponed until 2021.
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We visit with the Medford FFA chapter advisor about a dairy-distribution program that's being run through the Medford School District's school breakfast and lunch delivery program.
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Bob checks in on Monday morning, with Scott calling in after an Easter Sunday snow piled onto area roads. We talk with a West Bend-area farmer who was among the first to dump milk as part of coronavirus-related difficulties in processing systems.
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Scott talks today with Steve Strey, an Osseo, WI, auctioneer who's donating use of his auction truck for drive-in church services. We also hear from state agriculture secretary designee Randy Romanski, and Countryside Cooperative's Brent Wink provides the latest crop update.
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Bob talks about the recent dairy market issues with Jim Mulhern of the National Milk Producers Federation. We also touch bases with a New Jersey listener -- originally from Thorp -- who's been doing his part to help the dairy market by making long-distance purchases of Wisconsin cheese products.
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We talk today about a farm safety program that -- as with so many other projects -- has gone virtual during the coronavirus outbreak. We also hear an update about a greenhouse-lighting energy conservation program.
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Scott continues today with ongoing coverage of coronavirus issues; Bob visits with a director from an area cooperative dealing with milk-marketing decisions created by the virus.
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Milk dumping continues because of coronavirus-related issues, and we continue our coverage about that story. We also visit today with Jason Cavadini, a University of Wisconsin-Marshfield Agricultural Research Station agronomy researcher, who pushes the importance of soil health.
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Milk is being dumped on Wisconsin farms, and our team has the latest coverage on today's show.
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Bob talks today with a guest concerning the ethanol industry. We also explore April Fools day humor, and provide the usual fare of markets, news and fun.
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We talk today with Bill Moore, chief risk manager at Compeer Financial, about the status of the agricultural economy as the coronavirus-prevention process takes place.
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Musician Joe Diffie, who on Sunday died of complications related to coronavirus, spent part of his childhood in Trempealeau County. Scott Schultz visits with two off his old schoolmates to reflect on their time with him. We also discuss beef marketing during the coronavirus outbreak.
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University of Wisconsin-Madison agricultural economist Mark Stephenson talks about the variety of ways coronavirus is affecting agriculture. We also have our general fare of markets, news, and laughs.
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We're joined today by Jeff Hicken, state Department of Public Instruction agriculture, food and natural resources education consultant ad state FFA advisor. Hicken assesses some of ways the coronavirus pandemic has affected state education programs.
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We continue to practice social distancing today, with Scott checking in remotely. Bob talks about agriculture-related coronavirus issues with U.S. Rep. Ron Kind, D-WI.
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We visit today with a Texas A&M University researcher who's working on animal-behavior issues. And, of course, we follow up on all the news about the coronavirus issues.
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It was snowing outside, but Scott warmed things up with today's show. Bob talked with Rep. Ron Kind, R-WI, about coronavirus-related legislation that might affect farmers; University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talked about feeding round bales. We also visited with the leader of the state Legislature's Clean Water Task Force.
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Scott talks with Equity Livestock Sales Association president and CEO Curt Larson about the cooperative's annual meetings and changes for during the past year.
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Questions about the supply chains for many products have come to light during recent days. Alan Bjerga of the National Milk Producers Federation talks about how the dairy industry is working to answer some of those questions.
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Many meetings have been postponed or canceled because of the coronavirus situation, but the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin found a way to move forward: They are streaming their annual business conference; PDPW executive director Shelly Mayer describes how that process came together.
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Dr. Jennifer Van Oss of the University of Wisconsin presents the latest in calf-raising research at the university. We also review the latest information about dealing with coronavirus.
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Kevin Erb of the University of Wisconsin talks about how the UW is collaborating with weather forecasters to get on-the-ground information linked with satellite-generated images. We also hear University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist emeritus Dan Undersander talk about frost-seeding forages.
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We're surviving another Friday the 13th, though it came with the disappointing news of many cancellations because of conronavirus concerns. Scott visits with an Argentine custom-crop harvester about the state of the Argentinian grain industry.
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A highlight of today's show has Scott talking with organizers of an upcoming Red Cedar Watershed Conference.
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Bob talks today with a couple of Pheasants Forever leaders -- Pheasants Forever is working on programs to increase conservation efforts while increasing pheasant habitat. We also have our usual daily fare of news and fun.
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Midwest Forage Council president Beth Nelson tells us the University of Wisconsin-Madison should again fill its open forage specialist position. We also briefly look back at last night's WAXX Farmers' Appreciation Dinner and celbrate an Osseo-Fairchild High School senior who earned the Pat Keliher Scholarship.
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As we look forward to tonight's WAXX Farmers Appreciation Dinner, we also hear a report about a UW-Arlington Agricultural Research Station program to help veterinary medicine students better understand sheep-health issues. We also hear another forage update from Dan Undersander, UW-Madison forage specialist emeritus.
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Topics on today's show include understanding animal welfare and Countryside Cooperative's scholarship program for high school seniors.
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We glance back at the Eau Claire Farm Show and discuss some of the winners from the World Cheese Championship. University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark also stops in to talk about some of the upcoming ag-education programs.
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We look forward to the second day of the Eau Claire Farm Show, and talk with cheese judge Mark Brown about the World Cheese Championship judging. Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt also visits to update us about some of the farm programs going on in the region.
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The World Championship Cheese Contest is getting under way today in Madison, and Scott talks with Marieke Penterman of Marieke Gouda at Thorp. She describes what it takes to find the right cheeses to enter, and talks about what earning high-level awards can do for a business.
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As FFA Week winds down, Bob talks with the Wisconsin FFA president and area vice president.
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We visit today with Bad River tribal representatives who will receive a Midwest Organic Farmers' Conference Change Maker award this weekend in La Crosse. University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark also stops in to talk about an upcoming hops-production conference.
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Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension ag agent Lyssa Seefeldt stops into the WAXX barn and talks with Scott about beef calving-season getting under way. We also hear from another of the area's state FFA officers, and talk with a winner of a Midwest Organic Conference Difference-Maker award.
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We visit today with another of the region's state FFA officers while celebrating National FFA Week. We also hear about how personalized license plate sales are helping Wisconsin 4-H programs.
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Today, we talk with a farmer who will be honored with the Making a Difference award during the upcoming Midwest Organic Conference at La Crosse. We also start the FFA Week celebration by talking one of the state FFA officers from our region.
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Bob gets ready today to head to the Marshfield Mall Farm Show; Scott talks with Citizens State Bank president Travis Holt about the status of agricultural lending in Wisconsin. University of Wisconsin Eau Claire County agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt stops in to tell us about the latest UW-Extension education programs coming up.
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Today we talk with Randy Woodfuff, a Chippewa County grain farmer who serves as president of the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board.
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Today, we talk with interim state agriculture secretary Randy Romanski about the latest ag-related legislation being floated in the state capitol.
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Bob marks his 43rd anniversary at WAXX, and talks with winners of the Wisconsin Soybean Yield Contest.
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Today we talk lobbyist Jordan Lamb about some of the state agriculture issues she sees in the state Legislature. We also report about some of the area FFA district speaking contests, and visit with an Eau Claire County farmer about what he found yesterday during a no-till and soil health meeting at Augusta.
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We hear from economist Chip Flory, who discusses the status of the corn and soybean markets.
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Today we visit with nation's top organic farmers, from North Freedom. We also offer our daily fare of farm news, local news, weather, markets and even a bit of humor.
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We talk today with a Canadian hemp grower, who discusses that nation's hemp production and industry. Note also is made that it's quite cold in some areas of the region as we deal with the latest round of snow under the full Snow Moon.
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Today we visit with Wisconsin Dells-area farmer and sociologist Sarah Lloyd, who's examining why the words "supply management" are what she calls "dirty words" to some people in the dairy industry. We also talk about some of the stories from our visit yesterday to the Wisconsin Corn/Soy and Pork Expo.
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The labeling of dairy products and the DAIRY PRIDE Act are discussed during today's show, and University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark updates us about the National Outstanding Young Farmer awards program.
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Wisconsin Farmers Union president Darin Von Ruden visits with Scott today about his re-election as WFU president and the policy matters discussed during the organization's 89th annual convention. We also continue with our daily fare of news, weather, markets and fun.
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Today, we get an update about the Agribility program that's helped so many farmers. There also, of course, is the usual fare of markets, news and simple fun.
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We talk today about labeling of food products, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander provides an update about how the winter weather has so far affected Wisconsin alfalfa stands. We also update what happened during the weekend's Wisconsin Farmers Union 89th annual convention.
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January comes to an end with us talking about upcoming cover-crop conferences and other important meetings. University of Wisconsin-Extension Eau Claire County agriculture Lyssa Seefeldt also stops at our barn to provide program updates.
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Bob is back at the microphone, rejoining Scott with the morning chores. We visit today with a southwest Wisconsin dairy farmer who works hard on sustainability issues; University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent stops in to talk about some upcoming forage-related meetings.
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The state of Wisconsin's ginseng industry is examined on today's show, on this eve of the return of "Feed Pusher Bob."
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Pam Jahnke introduces us to a Costa Rican dairy farmer, and Scott gives special mention to Bob's expected return.
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We talk today about growing mushrooms in Wisconsin, and speak with 2020 Wisconsin Outstanding Young Farmer honorees Philip and Laura Finger of Oconto.
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Today, we talk with a coffee farmer from Costa Rica. University of Wisconsin-Extension Eau Claire County agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt also stop in to chat about this weekend's Outstanding Young Farmer awards program.
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Scott talks today about the state of U.S. agricultural lending, with Ed Elfmann, American Bankers Association senior vice president for agricultural and rural banking.
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Today's show features a chat with Tim Palmer of the National Association of Conservation Districts, along with the usual fare of ag markets and news.
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We visit today with University of Wisconsin-Madison agriculture economist Paul Mitchell about farmers' options in signing up for the federal ARC/PLC programs. And, like so many other fans of the Packers, we do a small rural lament about their loss in the NFC championship game.
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We introduce a couple new voices to the show today, and hear about a new agriculture education program at an eastern Wisconsin technical college. We're also visited by Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt, who talks about some upcoming programs.
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Today, we talk about upcoming robotic milking-system programs. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin agriculture agent Jerry Clark also visits with his latest update.
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We talk today about the importance and difficulties in developing good crop-reporting numbers. And, as always, we provide our daily fare of news and market-reports.
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It's winter, and there's plenty to talk about concerning the snow that fell yesterday and today -- and which is expected to fall tomorrow night. But we're also thinking about the upcoming growing season and what trends there might be in crop-irrigation systems.
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Scott talks today with a U.S. Soybean Export Council official who's working to expand soybean exports into non-traditional markets. We also have updates about the latest Focus on Energy programs, and hear about winter soil conditions from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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We wrap up the La Crosse Farm Show and also talk about health-care access in rural areas. University of Wisconsin-Extension Eau Claire County agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt stops in and talks about a couple of important meetings.
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It's day two of the La Crosse Farm Show, and Scott answers the "where's Bob" question. We also hear about trends in the meat-processing industry, and University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark visits with updates about a full day of farm-business meetings.
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The prevention of bovine tuberculosis is among topics talked about on today's show, with Scott getting ready to head to the La Crosse Farm Show.
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Labor is an important issue on dairy farms, and John Rosenow of Waumandee talks about successes he's found in managing his farm's labor-force. We also share our normal farm-chores fare of markets and news.
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We review the need for on-farm accident and death statistics, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander talks about the status of the snow-cover needed to protect overwintering alfalfa plants.
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Amber Radatz of the Wisconsin Discovery Farms program updates us on its projects, and University of Wisconsin-Extension Eau Claire County agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt stops in to update us on some upcoming meetings.
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The new year gets under way with a discussion about plans for Wisconsin's Dairy Innovation Hub. University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark stops in to talk about upcoming programs.
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Bob and Scott send listeners their best wishes for the new year.
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As 2019 reaches its final days, we talk about challenges agriculture cooperatives and other agriculture businesses have been facing during the past year. Bob also talks about benefits of hay-feeders with University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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What needs to be done with farm properties after retirement or death isn't always talked about enough, and Joy Kirkpatrick of the University of Wisconsin-Extension offers some hints and tips about how those discussions might start.
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Bob comes down from his Christmas-cookie dreams to bring listeners a discussion about what sort of preparations people should make to save their farms' tires during winter's cold weather.
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Bob gets us all set for Christmas, and we talk about water quality with Todd Novak, the state representative who chaired the state Legislature's Water Quality Task Force.
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Scott talks today with Brandon Gottsacker, president of Superior Fresh aquaponics at Northfield, about the world's largest self-contained salmon and leafy-greens growing system. University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt also stops in and talks about social media messaging where farms are concerned.
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Today, we talk with Buffalo County UW-Extension agriculture agent Carl Duley about his work in hemp research. Chippewa County UW-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also stops in to give another update about upcoming programs.
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On today's show, we talk about hog markets through the country and share the latest news about international trade issues. And, as is important this time of the year in Wisconsin, we also talk about the day's cold weather -- including the news a caller shared about the 17-below temperature at her home while one of her neighbors was combining corn.
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The season's final federal crop progress report is out, and today we review those numbers. Our eyes also are opened to news about the new national record for corn-yield production.
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Today, we talk about the ways the financial industry is starting to become involved in the quickly growing hemp industry.
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We introduce listeners to Joe Bragger, the new Wisconsin Farm Bureau president, and new Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Lyssa Seefeldt.
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We celebrate the full moon -- this month the Cold Moon -- on a snowy morning while talking about e-commerce in cheese sales. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also visits and discusses the university's corn variety trials.
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We talk today with Karen Gefvert, Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation's executive director for governmental relations. She discusses a variety of policy matters approved by WFBF members Monday at the organization's 100th annual meeting. Oh -- and, did we mention that it's cold out today?
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Today, we talk about the threat African swine fever poses to American hog farms, and announce that Joe Bragger of Independence has been named the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation's new president. We also visit with retiring state Farm Bureau president Jim Holte of Elk Mound.
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We learn today about trends in organic imports. Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law visits with Bob about handling titles in estates, and University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander talks about assessing harvested forages.
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Today, we talk with a board member of the U.S. Custom Harvesters Inc. organization to get an idea about how the harvest has been going throughout the nation. We also share laughs about a farmer who's named his feed pusher Bob.
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Meat exports are on our minds today, as we talk about trade with a representative of the U.S. Meat Export Council.
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We visit today with the American Farm Bureau's vice president, and update the preliminary results of last week's Wisconsin gun deer season.
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We talk today about trends in the auction business, along with harvest updates and even a little about Christmas decorations.
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We visit with a Wisconsin Christmas tree grower, and Scott talks with Abigail Martin -- Wisconsin's 72nd Alice in Dairyland -- about holiday goodies that are part of the Something Special from Wisconsin program.
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It's a snowy morning in the region, but Scott carried on with the day's morning chores. Among those chores, he talked with Compeer Financial president and chief executive director Rod Hebrink about the status of the agricultural economy and Compeer Financial's strong lending position.
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Today, we look with anticipation at the possibilities of the season's first serious snowstorm. We also visit with Tom Lochner of the Wisconsin Cranberry Growers Association about this year's state cranberry harvest.
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Keith Gray, chief of staff at the U.S. Department of Agriculture Risk Management Agency, talks about the challenging planting and harvesting year from the RMA's point of view.
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Edge Dairy Cooperative legislative representative Michael Torrey discusses some of the issues facing dairy farmers in Madison and Washington, D.C. Also, Countryside Cooperative field agronomist Brent Wink visited to provide his latest harvest update.
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We make some observations about today's world and national news, and talk about the dairy industry with Edge Dairy Cooperative legislative representative Michael Torrey. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also joins in to talk about some of the latest crop news.
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Today, we talk with a National Farmers Union representative concerning his outlook for international trade matters.
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We preview the 100th Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation convention coming up in December at Wisconsin Dells.
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Scott talks with Andy Ferguson of Ferguson Orchards about the role of his farm and other operations in the 2020 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days Innovation Square.
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We talk with Jeff Lake, whose family has been named to receive this year's Leopold Conservation Award in Wisconsin.
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Bob continues to go solo on the show while Scott's in Kansas City at the National Association of Farm Broadcasters convention.
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Randy Romanski, who for the second time in his career has been named interim Wisconsin agriculture secretary, talks about taking on that role after the state Senate voted to not confirm Brad Pfaff as the secretary.
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We talk with University of Wisconsin-Platteville leaders about that school's involvement with developing the Wisconsin Dairy Hub.
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We kick off Veterans Day with a look at a coalition of veterans and farmers. Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law also joins us to talk about considerations in prenuptial agreements where rural properties and farms are concerned. We also have a harvest update from Pioneer Seeds, and a financial update from Compeer Financial.
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Today we talk about soybean cyst nematodes. We also revisit the state Senate's decision to not confirm state ag secretary Braf Pfaff and hear from Gov. Tony Evers about his appointment of Randy Romanski as the department's interim secretary. Agronomist Brent Wink also makes his way through the cold to provide another Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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It's a chilly fall morning in the region, but we warm things up with Bob talking with a Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin official about the latest milk-marketing projects; Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark stops in to talk about dealing with animal wastes as the fields start to freeze.
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We focus today on the Wisconsin Senate's vote yesterday to not confirm Brad Pfaff as secretary of the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. We also cover rural cybersecurity issues and miss the chance to pick on Bob about it being his birthday.
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This year's Wisconsin potato harvest is featured on today's show. We also continue our coverage about whether the state Senate will carry through on a threat to not confirm the new secretary of the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
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Today we feature Dr. Dale Gallenberg, UW-River Falls dean of the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences. He talks about his college's involvement in the new Wisconsin Dairy Innovation Hub.
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Scott features Dennis Roehl of Roehl Acres at Loyal, the host of the 2022 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days show. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also joins the fun with another Countryside Cooperative crops update.
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Bob says "boo" and "happy Halloween," as the day's show features a USDA administrator talking about crop-insurance issues with this season's delayed harvesting.
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Today, we feature the national honey queen, who's from Wisconsin, about a big upcoming honey conference.
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Today, we talk about hemp processing and what growers of that new crop industry should be watching. There's also the usual fare of farm news, local news and markets.
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Bob talks with Wisconsin's FFA president about the upcoming National FFA Convention in Indianapolis; UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander joins us to talk about doing inventories of forages.
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Our Mid-West Farm Report team talks about dairy issues with former U.S. agriculture secretary Tom Vilsak; Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink is in with his weekly Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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We talk today with Eric Rygg, president of Huntsinger Farms at Eau Claire. The farm will host the 2020 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. Chippewa County UW-Extension youth program coordinator also visits to talk about the latest in her programs.
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Today, we talk with Wisconsin Farm Technology Days executive director Matt Lewen about the state FTD board's decision to not hold the previously planned 2021 Farm Technology Days at the Jefferson County Fair Park. We also share news, markets and some general fun.
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Bob talks about gifting with Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law Office; Scott provides the latest news about the Wisconsin Farm Technology Days.
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Bob talks today with a Chippewa Falls manufacturer who's working on cow-comfort all over the world. Today's ag news includes the announcement of a 2020 Wisconsin Farm Technology Days Innovation Square area that will highlight some of the many commodities people might not immediately associate with the area.
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We talk today with a Wisconsin senator who was at the forefront of funding the new Wisconsin Dairy Innovation Hub. Countryside Cooperative field agronomist Brent Wink also was in the studio with his weekly Countyside Cooperative crop update.
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Bob talks today with University of Wisconsin-Madison dairy specialist Mark Stephenson about what's driving milk prices; Chippewa County 4-H program coordinator Heidi Vanderloop visits to talk about yesterday's youth science day in Chippewa County.
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We talk today with a Wisconsin farmer who's using the power of the pen to tell people how farmers care for the environment.
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Scott talks today with Chuck Rueth, chairman of the Clark County Farm Technology Days Executive Committee, about what went into selecting Roehl Acres at Loyal as the 2022 FTD hosts.
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Scott arrives with the full Hunters' Moon to kick off a new week of early morning chores. We talk with Randy Shaver, the former UW-Madison dairy nutritionist who recently was honored at World Dairy Expo, and Bob gets the latest about alfalfa from UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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Bob honors Saturday's National Farmers' Day, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink arrives with another Countryside crops update.
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National 4-H Week continues. Today, we talk with some of the exhibitors at World Dairy Expo in Madison, and UW-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley talks about the importance of taking notes during the ongoing harvest. Chippewa County UW-Extension agriculture agent stops in to provide updates about area UW-Extension programs.
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We talk today with Chuck Rueth of Loyal, Wisconsin, chairman of the Clark County 2022 Farm Technology Days Executive Committee. The committee has named Roehl Acres at Loyal as the event's host farm. We also talk with Chris Galen of the National Milk Producers Federation about the latest program designed to help dairy farmers.
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Propane fuel markets are among the subjects covered during today's show, along with big news with Farm Technology Days.
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National 4-H week kicks off with a beautiful Wisconsin autumn day, when we talk about alpacas and last week's World Dairy Expo. We also hear a forage update from University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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Bob has more today from World Dairy Expo in Madison, and Scott talks with a structural engineer about the potential for looking at engineering load-standards when constructing farm buildings. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also visits with another Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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Bob continues with his reports from World Dairy Expo at Madison, and Pam talks with Wisconsin's agriculture secretary about a new cooperative effort between his department and the state Department of Workforce Development to create a new jobs program for farmers.
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We have full coverage of World Dairy Expo at Madison after the event's official opening day. That coverage includes talking with the Dunn County 4-H dairy judging team, which won the national 4-H dairy judging contest.
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We announce that the Dunn County 4-H dairy judging team has won the national dairy judging contest at World Dairy Expo, and we preview the week's events at the Dairy Expo.
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Bob talks with members of a Dunn County 4-H judging team that today is representing Wisconsin at the World Dairy Expo dairy-judging contest.
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We talk today about marketing organic products, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins the chores with his weekly Countryside crop update.
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Updates about area damage from a Sept. 24 tornado are discussed. Scott talks with Nels Gunderson, an area fire chief, about safety around farms' grain bins; Chippewa County UW-Extension ag agent Jerry Clark stops in to provide his weekly update.
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On this day when some in the listening area are dealing with damages from a tornado, Scott talks with Buffalo County ag agent Carl Duley about a survey being done about the structural stability of Wisconsin farm buildings. We also preview this weekend's World Dairy Expo.
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We talk today with Wisconsin's candidate for national FFA office at the upcoming National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, along with continuing our usual fare of laughs, little-known knowledge, news and markets.
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Scott talks with the new state veterinarian, and Bob talks with a central Wisconsin family about them hosting a recent Rural Life Day. We also hear from University of Wisconsin-Extension forage specialist Dan Undersander about some of the things to do and not to do when harvesting corn silage.
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We talk today about the Wisconsin Legislature's Speaker's Task Force on Quality Water, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink visits with another Countryside crop update.
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Rural mental health, farm safety and soybeans all are part of today's discussions.
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Farm safety is among the subjects we cover on today's show, along with the announcement of the new state veterinarian.
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Today, we talk with an all-American University of Wisconsin-Madison wrestler who says he learned much while showing animals as a 4-H member. Synergy Cooperative feed sales manager and nutritionist Sarah McHenry also provides an update about the corn-silage harvest on the Synergy Cooperative agronomy and feed update.
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Summer's last week kicks off with a report about hemp research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and with another NEXGROW alfalfa update with UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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On this Friday the 13th -- complete with a full Harvest Moon -- we talk with the hosts of the recent Chippewa Valley Farm-City Day. Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink also visits our barn to give us his latest crop update.
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Scott talks today with University of Wisconsin-Division of Extension dairy program coordinator Mark Hagedorn about his role in that new position.
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Weather is a focus of today's show, with more rain moving into the region and with our crew putting together a report about dealing with lightning strikes. We also take a look at the 2019 Leopold Conservation Award nominees.
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Scott talks with a Marshfield Clinic Research Foundation researcher about ticks and tick-borne diseases. The Bob-and-Scott team also covers the rise in milk prices paid to farmers and the weekly crop-progress reports.
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Scott talks today with a young auctioneer who's been working at a Withee sales barn; Bob talks with state forage specialist Dan Undersander about the fall corn harvest and with attorney Briget Finke about land contracts.
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Bob talks with an Alaska beef produce and Scott talks with an area farmer who recently hosted the state Legislature's Speaker's Task Force on Quality Water. Mark Hagedorn, new state dairy program manager for the University of Wisconsin Division of Extension, stops for a visit, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink provides his weekly crop update.
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Bob talks about water quality with an owner of Son Bow Farm, which recently hosted an on-farm twilight meeting. Scott brings another Wisconsin soybean update with state soybean specialist Shawn Conley. We also have our share of steady banter, markets and news, along with a visit by Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark.
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Apples are among the topics discussed on today's show, and we provide the latest national and state crop updates.
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The veggies are gigantic at the Alaska State Fair, and Bob talks about them with one of that fair's organizers. We also visit with a Wisconsin dairy farmer who rebuilt a year after a tornado devastated his farm.
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Bob is back and doing the WAXX morning chores with Scott. Today, Mid-West Farm Report teammate Josh Scramlin talks with a Purdue University meat science professor about the meat industry's future.
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Scott visits with the RZ Builders crew during the Loyal Corn Festival, He also interviews Portage County dairy farmer Patty Edelburg, who recently added state Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Board to the many hats she already wears. Bob talks about fall fertilization of pastures with University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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Scott talks today with some exhibitors from the Central Wisconsin State Fair at Marshfield, and we hear yet another dispatch from Bob and his traveling crew in Alaska. Brent Wink joins this morning's show with his weekly Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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Scott brings reports from the Central Wisconsin State Fair at Marshfield, and Bob and his crew offer another dispatch from Alaska. We also talk with Chippewa County UW-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark, and a Cambridge-area farmer dairy farmer who's trying new ideas and equipment.
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Scott visits today with Chippewa Valley Technical College educator Susan Frame, who with her department is being honored as one of the nation's top four landscape, plant and turf management education programs. Bob also checks in with another dispatch from his traveling crew in Alaska.
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The Midwest Farm Report team takes a look at some of the century farms and sesquicentennial farms honored during the recent Wisconsin State Fair. Bob and his traveling crew also send another dispatch from Alaska.
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Bob and his traveling crew send a report from Alaska; state forage specialist Dan Undersander talks about fall fertilizer applications. Scott shows his age while introducing a Pam Janke story about the differences between generations where marketing dairy products is concerned.
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Wisconsin geologist Ken Bradbury talks about Wisconsin water-quality news, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink joins us with his weekly crop update.
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We talk today about the strength of Wisconsin's dairy industry, along with the news about the first case of equine infectious anemia found at a farm for the first time in 15 years in Wisconsin.
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Today we talk with Jim Holte, who recently announced that he won't seek another term as president of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation. Scott also flings our regular fare of news and markets while Bob and his traveling crew continue their trip to Alaska.
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Synergy Cooperative's Sarah McHenry provides us with a crop and feed update, and Bob talks with an Alaskan crop farmer. Scott holds down the fort while Bob and his traveling crew head to Alaska for another tour.
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Scott visits today with a representative of a Minnesota apple-marketing company, and asks about the prospects for this year's apple markets. We continue our county fair coverage, and University of Wisconsin forage specialist Dan Undersander talks about planning for fall harvesting management.
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Scott checks in at the Clark County Fair, and Reba talks with a horse-pull enthusiast. Chippewa County UW-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also checks in with his weekly update.
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We have news about a coming change in leadership of the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, and Bob talks with a leader in Alaska's big Iditarod sled-dog race.
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Bob returns from the Alaska trip he took with his traveling crew.
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Christmas in August was a theme of sorts for today's show, with a discussion about seasonal work being done on Christmas trees and a discussion about rules for making large financial gifts within families.
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Today, we talk with an area apple grower about this year's growing season. Scott also visits with participants of the Jackson County Fair and Bob sends another report from his traveling crew in Alaska. Countryside Cooperative's Brent Wink also joins the show with another of his Countryside crop updates.
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Today, Scott talks with a manager of the Kwik Trip dairy processing facility and Bob sends another report from his traveling crew in Alaska.
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We take time during the last show of July to review Wisconsin's premisis animal identification program, and again hear from Bob and his traveling crew from Alaska.
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On today's program, we talk about the Wisconsin cranberry industry and visit with a 104-year-old who's attended area county fairs since the mid-1920s. We also hear another report from Bob and his traveling crew in Alaska.
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Scott reports today on a young man who sold his market hog at the Eau Claire County Fair for $32 per pound, with the proceeds donated to help a young woman who has cancer. Other reports include notes from other area fairs, along with Dr. Dan Undersander's latest alfalfa update. Bob also checks in from Alaska.
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Scott Schultz talks today about Farm Technology Days, including an interview with 2020 Farm Technology Days executive secretary Mark Hagedorn. Countyside Cooperative agronomy specialist Brent Wink also joins the fun with his weekly Countryside Cooperative crop update.
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Scott Schultz talks today with a national marketing consultant who gives an F grade to Midwest dairy-marketing efforts. Scott also talks with a representative of Elk Mound Seeds during Wisconsin's Farm Technology Days, and to a University of Texas safety researcher who's been dealing with logging-industry safety matters.
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Today, we visit with former U.S. agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack, and hear from one of the hosts of last year's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days.
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We talk about the Farm Technology Days rural education programs, as Scott holds down the fort while Bob starts an adventure in Alaska.
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We review the weekend's storms that passed through the region and hear from Virginia Tech University ag economist David Kohl. Scott also presents the latest Focus on Energy program. and updates us about the week's Farm Technology Days and county fairs.
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Today, Scott Schultz talks with Mike Mosher, a state food safety outreach specialist, about the work being done to assure the on-farm safe handling of fruits and vegetables. We also visit with Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agent Mark Hagedorn.
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The fair season is on our minds today, and we talk with a fair manager about what goes into creating a county fair. State soybean specialist Shawn Conley provides a soybean update, and Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark shares Chippewa County Fair market-animal show results.
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We talk today with state agriculture secretary-designee Brad Pfaff about agricultural trade and marketing issues, along with a good mix of news and market reports.
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We talk today about the state's and nation's crop conditions, and about the appointment of Eau Claire County UW-Extension to a new state dairy outreach position. We also continue gearing up for the upcoming Farm Technology Days exhibition in Jefferson County.
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Scott talks with Durand dairy farmer Tom Brenner about Brenner's attention to soil health -- and, ultimately, water health. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander talks about controlling leafhoppers in this year's alfalfa crop.
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Bob continues his reporting from the Northern Wisconsin State Fair -- including a marriage proposal he was involved with in the fair's cattle show-ring. Brent Wink of Countryside Cooperative also joins us with the weekly Countryside Cooperative Crop Update program.
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Our coverage continues from the Northern Wisconsin State Fair, along with Bob and Scott educating each other about some of the newest foods that will be served at the upcoming Wisconsin State Fair. Scott also talks with state soybean specialist Shawn Conley in the Wisconsin Soybean Update program.
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Bob interviews the winners of the Northern Wisconsin State Fair's hog show, and also Dave Styer of Alfalawn Farm in Dunn County -- part of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin's recent Watter Matters tour.
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The Spooner Rodeo's royalty is in the studio today, talking about the upcoming rodeo's events. We also talk with an expert in dealing with cover crops on farms, and open a new Synergy Cooperative agronomy update program.
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Scott talks today with a U.S. Department of Agriculture researcher who says discussions have been getting better where water quality is considered. Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law offices also talks about dealing with farm estate plans.
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We talk today with some visitors from the Middle East who are in Wisconsin to tour some of the countryside's dairy facilities in state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection work to open new dairy markets.
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Bob carries on during a special Fourth of July show. He talks today about this season's strawberry production with the owner of an area berry farm.
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We talk today with participants in last weekend's Wisconsin vocational agriculture teachers' conference, and have plenty of discussion about Fourth of July foods.
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We visit today with the host family of the upcoming Wisconsin Farm Technology Days host family in Jefferson County, Wisconsin. We also have our usual markets, news and -- of course, a but of fun to lighten the rainy morning.
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July opens with Scott talking with the local organizer of the recent National Guernsey Convention in Eau Claire, and Bob interviews UW-Madison agronomy specialist Dan Undersander on the NEXGROW alfalfa update.
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We cover the USDA's updates about the federal Margin Coverage Program for the dairy industry, along with discussions concerning cop insurance. University of Wisconsin-Extension Eau Claire County agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn talks about the upcoming Farm Technology Days, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink is in with his weekly crop update.
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We talk today with a Wisconsin ginseng grower about the effects that the trade war with China has on the state's ginseng markets. Also, University of Wisconsin-Extension Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark talks about the area's crops and an upcoming farm-safety bicycle tour.
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Upon Bob's return from the West Coast, we talk about cheese wedding cakes and the day's events in the area's farm country. Scott also continues his discussion with U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-WI, today addressing health care legislation she's introduced.
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We talk today about the digital world where farming is concerned. Bob also visits with Wisconsin's new FFA state officers from Sections 3 and 7.
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Scott interviews U.S Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-WI, about the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement, and also interviews last year's host of the Colby dairy breakfast, whose shed was destroyed by a June 1 fire. Bob talks with the newest Section 1 and Section 2 Wisconsin FFA officers, and UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander discusses second-crop forage potentials.
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Scott talks today with Brian Larson, a Jackson County, Wisconsin, farmer who returned to his family's farm to continue the crop operation after his father's death -- and now is following his instinct to re-start the farm's dairy operation. We also visit with Eau Claire University of Wisconsin-Extension agent Mark Hagedorn, to talk about the upcoming Wisconsin Farm Technology Days show. Countryside Cooperative agronomy specialist Brent Wink provides his weekly crop update, and Scott interviews U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin about the federal Dairy Margin Coverage program.
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Federal Farm Service Agency state director Sandy Chalmers helps fill us in about the latest federal dairy-aid package on this last day of spring. Scott also visits with University of Wisconsin-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley about controlling weeds and diseases in soybeans.
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Bob talks with a leading state seed dealer about how this season's weather has affected the company's seed stocks, and we mix in a little celebration of the coming summer along with our regular mix of news and markets.
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Today, we explore how creativity and the arts play roles in Wisconsin's rural economic health. Scott talked with Anne Katz of Arts Wisconsin, who said creativity has long been a large part of the rural economy -- and says it's more important than ever.
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University of Wisconsin forage specialist Dan Undersander continues his discussion about alternative forages that work well in Wisconsin, and Bob shares a report about the need for large-animal veterinarians across the countryside.
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Scott holds down the studio today while Bob does live feeds from the grand Breakfast in the Valley at the Eau Claire Exposition Center. We also visit with Wisconsin's new FFA president from Arcadia, and hear from Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink with a regional crop update.
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Bob checks in with reports from the Wisconsin FFA Convention at Madison; Scott talks with a federal Bureau of Land Management official about a wild horse and burro adoption program this weekend in Marshfield. State agriculture secretary-designee Brad Pfaff also talks about his recent trade trip to Mexico.
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Scott updates us about the expansion of the Midstate Technical College's agriculture programs in central Wisconsin, and Bob visits with the host of last weekend's Dunn County dairy breakfast.
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Scott does this morning's chores, with Bob bringing reports from UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander and attorney Bridget Finke. We also talk about a Wood County vocational agriculture program funded in part by grants as the 2019 Wisconsin FFA Convention gets under way.
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Today's show highlights a Wisconsin farmer who's using YouTube programs to help people understand the farming industry. We also review the coming weekend's June Dairy Month breakfasts, and Countryside Cooperative's Brent Wink is in with his update about the area's crops.
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Today's show includes a preview of the upcoming National Holstein Convention.
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Today's show highlights a Barron County farm that hosted the county's annual dairy breakfast two years after a tornado cause heavy damage to the farm's buildings. We also talk with a state pork industry representative about the work to keep African Swine Fever out of the U.S. hog herd.
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Today we discuss homeowners' responsibilities in water-quality issues, and we review this list of this week's June Dairy Month breakfasts.
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Bob talks today with UW-Madison Dan Undersander about a grass some farmers are considering as an emergency forage this year; our Madison crew talks with an organizer of the national farm business conference coming up in the state.
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Bob reports live from the Marshfield Mayor's Breakfast to kick off the Dairy Month's celebrations, and Brent Wink of Countryside Cooperative gives us hope during his weekly Countryside Cooperative crops update.
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The grilling of different meats is discussed on today's show, and Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark stops in to talk about the region's forages. We also talk about the weekend's upcoming dairy breakfasts around the area.
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We look today at the past week's national, state and local crop-planting reports. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Joe Lauer discusses corn conditions in the state.
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John Lucey of the Center for Dairy Research is among today's guests, speaking about the future of non-refrigerated dairy products in the U.S.
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In a special Memorial Day edition of the show, Scott talks with UW-Madison ag economist Paul Mitchell about crop insurance late- and prevented-planting options; Bob talks with UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander about alternative forage options available to farmers.
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We report on the Trump Administration's latest plan to provide assistance to farmers affected by ongoing international trade wars. Scott also visits with Wisconsin Farmers Union president Darin Von Ruden about the DairyToday program. Crop issues also are discussed with Countryside Co-op's Brent Wink and Eau Claire County UW-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn.
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Scott talks with an Archer Daniels Midland representative about how the lack of Mississippi River transportation is hitting Midwest farmers and related agriculture businesses. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also stops in to talk about the potential for switching crop varieties as spring crop-planting delays continue.
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We blow in on the morning wind and cool rain for another show. Among our guests are a representative of the National Farm Medicine Center and a Wisconsin Assembly representative who discuss legislation seeking state assistance for retrofitting tractors with rollover protection structures.
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Today we look at the latest crop progress reports, and provide a preview of this year's Wisconsin FFA convention coming in June.
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We celebrate a clearing morning sky during today's show, but continue concern about the forecast of rain that could keep farmers out of fields even longer. Pam Janke talks with a Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin executive about that state organization's dairy-promotion efforts; Bob talks with University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander about what can be done to maintain crop rotations that might have been compromised by alfalfa winter-kill and the late planting of forages.
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We congratulate those of Norwegian heritage as they celebrate Syttende Mai. Bob talks with organizers of a bicycle ride that honors farm safety, and we talk about tractor safety and crops with Countryside Co-op's Brent Wink and Eau Claire County UW-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn.
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Our southern Wisconsin team talks about farmers markets while we dodge more raindrops in the Eau Claire area. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also talks about recent awards earned by area agents, and Scott brings us a soybean update with UW-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley.
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Neal Kemmett of Ace Ethanol talks about the ethanol industry, including what trade challenges the industry is facing. We also serve our daily fare of news and market reports.
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Today's show highlights community supported agriculture projects, and we visit with The Country Today's Heidi Clausen. We also look at the week's planting- and crop-progress reports.
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Our Madison crew talks with Wisconsin's new Alice in Dairyland, along with the outgoing Alice in Dairyland. Scott talks with Scott Heiberger of the Marshfield-based National Farm Medicine Center about a farm-safety story project the NFMC is working on, and Bob talks with UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander about controlling weeds in alfalfa stands.
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We talk today about a new job fair planned at this year's Farm Technology Days. Discussions also include U.S. trade matters, and Countryside Cooperative agronomist Brent Wink is in to provide his weekly crop update.
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We talk today about food labeling and visit with Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark. And, of course, we talk about the rain and the wet field conditions it's creating for farmers.
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Dairy economist Mark Stephenson from the University of Wisconsin-Madison talks about the final report being developed by the state's Dairy Task Force 2.0, and we provide our normal fare of news, markets and chuckles.
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Bob talks about financial planning during difficult times with Valley Crossing Law attorney Bridget Finke. Weather and trade issues also are big in today's show.
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Bob talks with an area cooperative manager about the recent merger vote between River Country Cooperative and Heartland Cooperative. University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander also visits to talk about the potential for additional forage-seeding to improve alfalfa fields damaged by the winter's weather.
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We talk today with an expert in the cultures used in the dairy industry. Also, Brent Wink is in with the Countryside Cooperative crops update, and Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agent Mark Hagedorn talks about alfalfa survival and an upcoming tractor-safety program.
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The new hemp industry is discussed on today's show, along with how wet field conditions affect this year's planting season.
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We hear a report about the dairy economy from Jim Mulhern of the National Milk Producers Federation, along with our normal fare of rural news and markets.
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Scott talks with Dallas Wuethrich of Greenwood, who recently received the Distinguished Wisconsin Agriculturist award at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls. Scott also interviewed Rachael Hart-Brinson, who's the new Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension 4-H program coordinator, and Bob gets an alfalfa update from UW-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander.
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It's time for ticks in Wisconsin, and UW-Madison entomologist P.J. Leash fills us in on the status of those and other pests. We also get an update from Eau Claire County UW-Extension ag agent Mark Hagedorn and the Countryside Co-op crop update from Brent Wink.
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We talk today with John Logterman of Osseo, who with his wife Ingrid and his family have gone full-time into the honey-production business. We also have our usual mix of farm news and markets, along with a few laughs.
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We cover the news about the merger of two of the region's large farm-supply cooperatives, and talk about the swine fever outbreak. University of Wisconsin-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley also tells farmers to not be shy about getting soybeans into the soil as soon as possible.
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We wrap up our stories from the recent Midwest Horse Fair in Madison, along with our daily fare of farm news and markets.
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The work trade system's effects on a local red kidney bean company is discussed by Scott today, and Bob talks about alfalfa stands' plant-counts with University of Wisconsin-Madison crop specialist Dan Undersander.
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Bob visits with Countryside Cooperative's Brent Wink in this season's first Countryside Cooperative Crops Update. He also talks with University of Wisconsin-Extension Eau Claire County agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn, and Pam Janke visits the Palm Brewery.
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Pam Janke reports from Holland today at one of the world's largest flower-distribution centers. Chippewa County agriculture agent Jerry Clark visits and talks about the recently razed barn at an area fairground.
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Bob visits with the Dutch developer of a floating dairy farm in The Netherlands; Scott talks about soybeans with University of Wisconsin soybean specialist Shawn Conley.
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We have an unexpected guest today when Donny from Main Street Cafe calls in to tell us about the theft of a van that was loaded with the cafe's pies. On the agriculture front, we talk with a retired USDA forage researcher about South African producers feeding mesquite to dairy animals. Heidi Clausen, editor of The CountryToday newspaper, also helps update what's in the news.
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We visit with Medford School District vocational agriculture instructor about the district's new barns. Tax day 2019 also brings us Valley Crossing Law's updates about end-of-life decisions, our Pioneer crops program and our Nexgrow Alfalfa forage program.
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Topics during today's show include marketing organic grains and the Pepin County Farm Management Club's annual spring tour -- and, of course, much more.
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The weather outside is nasty, with a spring blizzard hitting our coverage area and causing nearly all of the region's schools to close for the day. We made it through, though, talking about the latest in Wisconsin's hemp production and about the Midwest Horse Fair -- along with the usual fare of markets and news.
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We talk with the executive director of the Midwest Horse Fair to hear about some of the exciting things going during this week's fair in Madison.
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Travelin' Bob has returned to the WAXX studio mic. Scott talks with Dunn County sheep producer Caleb Langworthy about difference between sheep-grazing management and the management of dairy and beef cattle grazing operations.
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Wisconsin ag secretary-designee Brad Pfaff talks about state farming issues, and we get another report from Travelin' Bob and his travelin' crew.
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Travelin' Bob and his travelin' crew send another dispatch from Europe, and Pam Janke discusses state budget issues with the Dairy Business Association's legislative liaison.
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We get another update from Travelin' Bob and his fellow travelers. Scott asks a medical educator whether she heard what she expected from participants in the National Farm Medicine Center's Mental Health First Aid for Rural Wisconsin program.
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Scott checks in with organizers of a rural Wisconsin election-day lunch, and Bob and his traveling crew send another report from Holland. Clark County dairy farmer Pam Selz-Pralle discusses her work with the Common Ground group, which involves engaging urban and suburan people in discussions about farm issues.
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Bob and his traveling crew send a report from Holland, and we talk with Mark Renz about controlling weeds that are becoming serious issues in the region's fields.
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Scott skipped over any of the April Fool's Day jokes he's been known to pull. Instead, Dr. Rodrigo Wehrli of the University of Wisconsin talks with Bob about the threat water hemp weeds are creating in Wisconsin. UW forage specialist Dr. Dan Undersander also provides us with tips about checking the forage stands, and Bob has his first report from his Holland farm tour.
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The upcoming Midwest Horse Fair in Madison is previewed. We also have a story about a Capstone project high school seniors are required to complete at Fall Creek High School, and Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agent Mark Hagedorn talks about some coming events.
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Scott talks with Virginia Tech University ag economist Dave Kohl about dairy markets, and with University of Wisconsin soybean special Shawn Conley about early soybean planting. Bob and Scott also note hat they didn't win the previous night's Powerball lottery drawing.
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University of Wisconsin dairy economist Dr. Mark Stephenson discusses the Dairy Revenue Protection Program and its workings; Scott talks with Occupational Health and Safety Administration compliance assistance specialist Mary Bauer about OSHA's grain-bin safety awareness week.
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Bob talks with Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales retiring CEO Chuck Adami and incoming CEO Curt Larson about their transitions, and we have our usual mix of markets, news and -- of course -- a few laughs.
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Kaitlyn Riley, Wisconsin's 71st Alice in Dairyland, talks with us today about her year winding down in that role, and about the upcoming naming of the 72nd Alice in Dairyland. University of Wisconsin forage specialist Dr. Dan Undersander also talks with us about how water standing in fields might affect alfalfa plants.
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We look at what it takes to become a master cheesemaker in Wisconsin, and Dr. Josie Rudolphi of the Marshfield-based National Farm Medicine Center discusses feedback she's received at a series of NFMC First Aid for Mental Health seminars. Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn also discusses progress of the 2020 Farm Technology Days.
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Concerns about opiod addiction in rural areas and Eau Claire County's two-month extension of a confined animal feeding operation ordinance are among highlights of today's show. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agent Jerry Clark also visits.
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Wisconsin Farmers Union legislative director Kara O'Connor talks today about the Farmers Union's Dairy Together program. We also have a soybean update with University of Wisconsin soybean specialist Shawn Conley.
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Wisconsin's federal Farm Service Agency spokeswoman Sandy Chalmers talks about the agency's work with farmers during what's been a challenging season. We also have our normal fare of farm news, local news and markets.
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Bob visits with Mirieke Penterman of Mirieke Gouda Cheese to discuss the recent U.S. Cheese Championships in Green Bay. Wisconsin forage specialist Dan Undersander talks about hay-pricing and Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law offers advice about avoiding telephone scams.
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Scott visits with Scott Brainard of the Madison-based nonprofit Savanna Institute to talk about impact investments directed at growing hazelnuts. We also touch on our usual mix of markets, news and general good banter.
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We carry on through a foggy Thursday morning, that of National Agriculture Day and National Pie Day. Along the way, we talk with Peter Palizza of Rural Mutual Insurance about the problems this winter's snow has caused for farmers and insurance companies.
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Scott is out on an assignment today, but Bob carries on as we talk with University of Wisconsin dairy economist Mark Stephenson about the status of the state's dairy industry.
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Price Murphy of Revolution Plastics discusses how farmers can best recycle silage-bag plastic, and we visit with Colby High School senior Katerina Kolzow, who last night was awarded with the Pat Keliher Scholarship.
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Josie Rudolphi, a National Farm Medicine Center researcher, has been working on a Mental First Aid program program to connect farmers with resources they need for good mental health. Also today, University of Wisconsin forage specialist Dan Undersander discusses the insulation factors provided by snow.
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Today's show includes a discussion with University of Wisconsin soil scientist Matt Ruark about organic matter and soil health in fields, and Eau Claire County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn talks about some upcoming farm programs.
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We talk today with Casper "Cap" Bendixson, the new director of the National Farm Medicine Center, and University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark visits with his weekly report.
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The proliferation of licenses to grow and process hemp in Wisconsin is discussed with Brian Kuhn of the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.
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The Wisconsin girls' state high school basketball championship games are this week in Green Bay, and that means Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin will be promoting their dairy products at the tournament, as always. Katy Halber of DFW discusses that promotional program. We also gear up for the Eau Claire Farm Show today and tomorrow, and look forward to our WAXX Farmers' Appreciation Banquet March 11 at Bloomer.
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Might the cold weather be reducing Wisconsin's emerald ash borer population? That and questions about cutting alfalfa residue are discussed on today's program.
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University of Wisconsin soils researcher Jason Cavadini talks about the work he's doing with no-till cropping on heavy soils.
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Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark is among today's guests to talk about some animal-waste applicator-training sessions coming up in the area.
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Snow (again), soybeans and the vigor of the soil and pests under all that snow are among topics covered in today's show.
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Forage specialist Dan Undersander discusses hay-storage advancements that include baleage.
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Storing alfalfa as baleage and the potential for cancer vaccines are among the topics covered in today's show.
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The weather again was a major topic for today's show, with heavy weekend snow creating problems with farm-building collapses and school closings. We talk with new National Farm Medicine Center director Casper Bendixsen, and learn about the new Corn Foundation.
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Bob's sidekick, Scott, returns to the studio today after spending two days at the Marshfield Farm Show. We visit with Hannah Sjostrom of Maiden Rock, who recently was named American Honey Queen. Scott also talked with members of a Wood County 4-H club that for the past 25 years has been serving food at the Marshfield Farm Show.
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Bob is alone at the helm today, as Scott spends a second day at the Marshfield Farm Show. Heidi Johnson of the University of Wisconsin discusses cover crops, and Chippewa County UW-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark makes his weekly visit to the studio.
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Another round of snow is hitting the region today, bringing along with it the announcements of many school closings. Today, we present another round of interviews with the region's Wisconsin FFA officers as part of National FFA Week.
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It's National FFA Week, so Bob talks today with some of the area's state FFA officer team.
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We kick off FFA Week and Presidents' Day by looking forward to the the WAXX Ag Appreciation Banquet coming up on March 11 in Bloomer, Wisconsin. University of Wisconsin-Madison meats scientist Dan Schaefer talks about the expansion of the UW's meats lab, we hear about baler technology with crops specialist Dan Undersander, and Bridget Finke of Valley Crossing Law talks about care-facility options for older rural people.
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We talk today about the upcoming WAXX farmers' appreciation dinner, and visit with Adam Seibel of Bloomer who, with his wife Chrissy, recently received the Wisconsin Outstanding Young Farmer award.
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Today, we celebrate the 42nd anniversary of Bob's debut at WAXX. We also talk about the status of the ag economy with Virginia Tech ag economist David Kohl, and Chippewa County UW-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark visits.
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We're digging out from yesterday's round of snow that is setting records in some parts of our region. Today's show includes an interview with Tamas Houlihan of the Wisconsin Potato and Vegetable Growers Association, who gives us an update about how the 2018 potato-growing season went.
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Yet another winter storm is hitting the region, causing a long list of cancellations and treacherous traveling conditions. We interview Steve Acheson of the South Central Wisconsin Hemp cooperative for updates about growing hemp in Wisconsin and about the first hemp-growing season in many years.
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We're enjoying another round of snow from the weekend, and look forward to another round of it tonight. Bob talks with Dan Undersander of the University of Wisconsin concerning how the alfalfa crop is handling the cold weather, and we also hear from UW ag economist Paul Mitchell about some of the issues driving the state's ag economy.
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We continue to dig out today from another good Wisconsin snowfall, and talk with Kim Bremmer of Loyal about her Agriculture Inspirations program designed to help farmers tell their stories about production realities.
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More challenging winter weather is moving through today, so there's plenty to talk about concerning closings of schools and other activities. Scott talks about corn markets with Nicole Wagner, executive director of the Wisconsin Corn Promotion Board and manager of the Wisconsin Corn Growers Association. We also report that farmers say they're happy with President Trump's work on trade deals, but that they need those deals to be completed soon because of disruptions the work is causing in their export markets.
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As we sweep aside the night's snow, Bob talks with winners of the Wisconsin state soybean growers' competition and we plow forward with the morning's news, markets and school-delays.
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We talk about the latest in prices paid to dairy farmers, and talk with Wisconsin Farmers Union president Darin Von Ruden about the latest projects the WFU is working on in efforts to improve those prices.
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The cold of last week has passed through, but today brought another round of winter weather challenges to the area. And, Scott Schultz talked with Randy Meyer of Loyal about his family's involvement in Wisconsin's fairs.
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Bob visits today with Brad Pfaff, the new secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection. Bob and Scott also highlight results from the Wisconsin Corn, Soy and Pork Expo at Wisconsin Dells.
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The challenges bug pose on apples and other fruits are highlighted on today's show, along with plenty of information about the severe cold weather that's hitting the region.
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We're in the middle of a January cold-snap, which is covered throughout today's news and weather reports. We also talk with national Farmers Union president Roger Johnson about the recent federal government shutdown and what's ahead for his organization's members.
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Severe cold is settling in on the WAXX listening area, and we're dealing with many market and school closings. We also hear from the University of Wisconsin's Rodrigo Werele, who describes the limited uses of the herbicide Dicamba in Wisconsin.
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Today's highlights include discussions about a University of Wisconsin Veterinary School expansion and what farmers might consider for alfafa seeding equipment.
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Kevin Erb of the University of Wisconsin discusses upcoming statewide discussions about concentrated animal feeding operations. We also talk much about the day's weather, with nature seeming to remember that it's January and blessing the Upper Midwest with some extreme cold.
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Changes at the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation are discussed, and Scott Schultz visits with a University of Minnesota researcher about how apple and other fruit varieties are develped at the university.
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We bring the early news that the federal Farm Services Agency offices will re-open on a limited basis starting tomorrow, and hear an agronomy update from Joe Lauer of the University of Wisconsin.
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Today's temporary re-opening of some Farm Services Agency offices during the federal government's shut-down and an upcoming organic conference are among highlights of today's show.
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The effects consolidation has on agriculture and rural communities are discussed by Iowa State University economist Dave Swenson. We also discuss the temporaryh openings of federal Farm Services Agency offices and -- of course -- the colder weather that's settled into the Upper Midwest.
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Economist Mak Jenks tells us about risk management changes, and we discuss the temporary openings of federal Farm Services Agency offices during the federal government's shutdown.
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Westby dairy farmer Darin VonRuden, who's president of the Wisconsin Farmers Union, joins the show today to talk about policy discussions that might come up during the organization's upcoming state convention, along with other issues farmers are facing.
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American Farm Bureau speaking contest winners with Wisconsin ties are highlighted on today's show, along with updates about a University of Wisconsin-River Falls professor's views about state agricultural markets and the ag economy.
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Wisconsin's state geologist is among guests on today's show, talking about the status of water-quality testing programs in southwest Wisconsin.
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Scott Schultz talks with the early organizers of the 2022 Farm Technology Days show in Clark County. Today's show also has a report from the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in New Orleans, suggestions about what farmers might want to do in preparation for the 2019 growing season, and a legal discussion about 2019 tax laws and estate planning.
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Bob and Scott cover the discovery of Barron County 13-year-old Jaymie Closs, who's been missing since her parents were found murdered in their home on Oct. 15. Also, ag economist Dan Bossy discusses the U.S. ag economy.
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Bob covers Wisconsin's ag news and markets today, while Scott is visiting the La Crosse Farm Show.
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Dairy-market issues are covered today, as we talk with Matt McNight of the U.S. Dairy Export Council.
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Knowing the value of agricultural property and how to buy and sell land are among discussions on today's show. Bob Bosold and Scott Schultz also set the stage for some upcoming events important to Wisconsin agriculture.
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Raising and marketing bison is discussed during today's show. And, the weather is creating some walking and driving hazards.
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Background about a national custom harvesters' organization is shared during today's show, along with some good banter between Bob and Scott about hitting it rich in the lottery.
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The need to prepare for African swine flu was highlighted in today's show, along with a visit by Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark.
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The top farm stories from 2019 highlighted the morning's show, along with a discussion about this summer's Wisconsin Farm Technology Days in Jefferson County.
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A highlight of today's show is a discussion with a representative from Connect America Now, a group focused on assuring that rural America has access to high-speed Internet and other new communications technologies.
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Farm director Bob Bosold returns from a long vacation, and the Mid-West Farm Report crew talks about the Wisconsin Dairy Task Force 2.0.
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Wisconsin Farm Technology Days general manager Matt Glewen is among today's guests, telling us about the show's many working parts.
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Aquaponics and the new federal Farm Bill are covered in today's show.
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An update about pests in Wisconsin fields highlights today's show, along with the state's forage specialist offering advice about feeding forage from bunker silos.
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The holiday goodness brought by the Something Special from Wisconsin program is discussed by Kaitlyn Riley, Wisconsin's 71st Alice in Dairyland.
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Work by the Aldo Leopold Foundation was discussed in today's show, and agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn visited to talk about a regional transition-to-beef program.
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Cody Heller of Alma Center, Wisconsin, talks about taking his agribusiness company global, and Wisconsin soybean specialist Shawn Conley talks about the need to note soybean-seed quality during the 2019 planting season.
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Rod Larew, National Farmers Union vice president for public policy and communications, and Wisconsion forage specialist Dan Undersander are among the guests on today's show.
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A Univesity of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent describes the Beef Quality Assurance program and attorney Bridget Finke offers planning suggestions to farmers.
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Long-time Wisconsin Farm Lender Gary Siporski discusses what dairy farmers can be considering as the year reaches its end. Also, University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn talks about an upcoming transitioning-to-beef program and Wisconsin's Farm Technology Days.
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Senator Tammy Baldwin, D-WI, is among guests, talking about what's in the federal Farm Bill under consideration by Congress. Farm safety matters also are discussed with AgriSafe Network's Linda Emanuel.
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Reflections about the countryside's beauty, American Farm Bureau policies and expert agriculture views are among the highlights of today's show.
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On today's show, we highlight the Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation's 99th annual convention and National Farm Medicine Center safety suggestions.
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