August 2017

Tue
22
Aug

Green County UW-Extension Dairy Modernization Tours

UW-Extension, in cooperation with the Green County Milk Quality Council, will be sponsoring Dairy Facility Farm Tours on Thursday, August 24, 2017. The tours will include six dairy farms located in Green County that have all made modernization improvements to their dairy facilities to increase productivity and animal comfort as well as reduce labor.

Tue
22
Aug

Green County UW-Extension Dairy Modernization Tours

UW-Extension, in cooperation with the Green County Milk Quality Council, will be sponsoring Dairy Facility Farm Tours on Thursday, August 24, 2017. The tours will include six dairy farms located in Green County that have all made modernization improvements to their dairy facilities to increase productivity and animal comfort as well as reduce labor.

Tue
22
Aug

Green County UW-Extension Dairy Modernization Tours

UW-Extension, in cooperation with the Green County Milk Quality Council, will be sponsoring Dairy Facility Farm Tours on Thursday, August 24, 2017. The tours will include six dairy farms located in Green County that have all made modernization improvements to their dairy facilities to increase productivity and animal comfort as well as reduce labor.

Wed
16
Aug

Monticello Area Historical Society Meeting

The Monticello Area Historical Society (MAHS) will meet at 7:00 p.m., on Thursday, August 24, 2017, in the Zwingli United Church of Christ Sanctuary, 416 E. Lake Avenue, Monticello.
Pigeons: White, racing, homing pigeons are Gary Davison's passion. Davison, of rural Monticello, will discuss the history of pigeons, breeding, training and racing.
This is a free presentation and will start about 7:15 p.m., after the regular meeting of the MAHS. Come join us; the public is welcome.

Wed
16
Aug

Springdale Car Show Supports K9s For Warriors

The 7th Annual Springdale Car Show will be held on Saturday, August 26th, at 2752 Town Hall Road in Mount Horeb. This year's proceeds will support K9s For Warriors. Last year, $1,500 was raised for Badger Honor Flight.

Wed
16
Aug

CREP Deadline Approaching; Flooded Lands Good Candidates

Landowners whose CREP contracts are expiring this year have until August 31st to re-enroll in the program, an option that might look more and more attractive in light of this summer’s floods in Wisconsin. Enrolling for the first time is also an option that non-participating landowners should consider if they have fields or pastures that frequently flood.
That’s according to Brian Loeffelholz, who coordinates the CREP program for the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection.

Wed
16
Aug

Take Back Your Life With Healthy Living With Diabetes

Did you know that the average individual has diabetes 7-10 years before they are diagnosed? And one of every 12 Americans is affected by diabetes. In Wisconsin alone, there are 475,000 adults with diabetes and 1.45 million adults with pre-diabetes.
For individuals who have type 2 diabetes, pre-diabetes or care for an individual with diabetes, good medical care is just half of the equation. Just as important, is their ability to make healthy decisions, learn about and take care of their condition.

Wed
16
Aug

Monroe Clinic ^100 Great Community Hospital^"

Becker’s Hospital Review once again names Monroe Clinic among its 100 Great Community Hospitals. A nationwide review of community hospitals based on exceptional performance in the area of clinical quality, operational excellence and economic impact in the communities served determines the recipients of this accolade.

Wed
16
Aug

USDA Funding Available to Help Low-Income Individuals and Families Buy or Repair Homes

USDA Rural Development has funding available for very low and low-income individuals and families seeking to purchase or repair a home in a rural area.
“Safe, affordable housing and the availability of credit are key to the growth and prosperity of rural communities,” said Acting State Director, Dave Schwobe. “USDA Rural Housing Programs have provided stability and opportunity for over 60 years and we value what we have accomplished.”

Wed
16
Aug

Beware of Online Rental Scams

Beware of rental scams hitting Wisconsin using online advertising sites such as Craigslist. 
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) has received reports from various partners that consumers in the Madison and Milwaukee areas have “rented” properties advertised online only to find out later that the property was never available for rent.  Consumers wired money to the “landlord” to hold the property.  Now the consumers have no place to live and the “landlord” can’t be found to return their money.

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