March 2017

Wed
22
Mar

Youth Wrestlers Head to State Competition

On Saturday, March 18th, sixteen Raider youth wrestlers took to the mats at four different qualifying sites. At the end of the day, five qualified for State, placing 1st or 2nd, and four were alternates, placing 3rd!  Very exciting for Sugar River youth wrestling.
Wrestling at Sauk Prairie was Zecheriah Bair, taking 1st place going 4-0-1 for his second trip to state in two years!  Also Trei Udelhoven is returning for his second trip, bringing home 2nd place going 5-1 with four pins. Trei finished 4th last year.  Nice job boys!

Wed
15
Mar

Foreign Persons Must Report U.S. Agricultural Land Holdings

The Executive Director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Service Agency (FSA) in Green County, Teresa R. Zimmer, reminds foreign persons with an interest in agricultural lands in the United States that they are required to report their holdings and any transactions to the U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.

Wed
15
Mar

Entries Now Being Accepted for the Wisconsin Regional Arts Program (WRAP) Competition

For the 30th consecutive year, the Monroe Arts Center (MAC) will sponsor the Wisconsin Regional Arts Program (WRAP) Competition and Exhibit.  All artwork submitted for competition will be on exhibit from April 7 through June 9, 2017, in Monroe Arts Center’s Frehner Gallery.  This event is co-sponsored by the Monroe Arts Center and the University of Wisconsin-Madison Continuing Studies.

Wed
15
Mar

Green County 4-H Youth Participate in Communications Contest

Green County 4-H held their Communications Contest on Sunday, February 26, at the Green County Justice Center. This contest was open to all countywide 4-H members in grades 5K through one year past high school.

Wed
15
Mar

Fowler Dental Clinic Receives Donation From 100 Who Care Green County

The Fowler Dental Clinic is very excited and honored to have received an unexpected $1,900 donation from 100 Who Care Green County. Fowler Dental Clinic is a non-profit clinic that provides free dental care to underserved children in Green County. These funds will go a long way in helping to meet the general programs expenses of the clinic. Donations such as these are especially helpful to the clinic, as they are not earmarked for certain purposes, as funds received from grants often are.

Wed
15
Mar

Poultry Owners Urged to Increase Biosecurity Efforts

Animal health officials with the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection are urging all poultry owners, regardless of size, to increase biosecurity efforts now that two strains of avian influenza have been found in the Mississippi flyway.  This comes after a highly pathogenic (H7) strain was found in a Tennessee commercial chicken flock and a low pathogenic (H5) strain was found in a Wisconsin commercial turkey flock.

Wed
15
Mar

Green County Herds Recognized for Milk Quality

Green County dairy producers are well recognized for producing the high quality milk that results in the production of some of the finest cheese in the world. Dairy farms are unique because efforts to produce a high quality product must occur every day. The success of our dairy industry has been built on the consumers’ confidence in the quality of our dairy products. The top Green County dairy herds will be recognized at the upcoming Annual Green County DHI Membership Luncheon for producing high quality milk based on their somatic cell count (SCC) levels.

Wed
15
Mar

Green County Veterans Memorial Park To Hold Fundraiser

The Green County Veterans Memorial Park Board will be hosting the second annual fundraising dinner/dance/auction on Saturday, April 29, 2017, at the Turner Hall in Monroe, WI. There will also be a silent auction throughout the evening with dinner at 5:00 p.m., and dance following with the Stateline Playboys Band.

Wed
15
Mar

Advice From DATCP to Manure Applicators: Plan to Spread? Look Ahead

With an early spring looking like a good possibility, Wisconsin agriculture officials are asking farmers to check the Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast online before spreading manure.
They encourage farmers to avoid spreading manure during high-risk runoff times. If farmers must spread manure during such times, they should steer clear of high-risk fields and have a spill response plan in place.

Wed
15
Mar

Sugar River Euchre

The Sugar River Euchre League’s 86th season came to an end for most players last Thursday night when the results of the Spring Tournament were tallied and announced by League President Jerome Krantz. Thirty-six players invaded Shenanigans in Barneveld to test their skills and luck against fellow players. Players were also able to examine season averages, who was skunked and who recorded perfect scores. The season’s high average of 105.4 was corralled by Cowboy Tom Schlimgen.

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