January 2023

Wed
25
Jan

76th Alice in Dairyland Applications Open through February 3

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) invites individuals with a passion for promoting agriculture to apply for the 76th Alice in Dairyland through February 3, 2023.

Wed
25
Jan

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Division of Extension Cattle Feeders Workshop Series Slated for February 15th

Changes to antibiotic use and availability, updates on implant use, market outlooks for the coming year and how stockmanship and handling facilities can impact animal performance will be presented to help cattle feeders be better prepared for the upcoming year.
Presenters and topics are as follows:

Wed
25
Jan

ADRC to Offer Falls Prevention Workshop

Did you know – one in four older adults has a fall each year. And among those falls, Wisconsin leads the nation in fall-related deaths for people age 60 and older. But the good news is that falls are not a normal part of aging and can be prevented.

Wed
25
Jan

DATCP Reminds Producers to Apply for Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Grants Through January 31

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) reminds Wisconsin farmers to apply for commercial nitrogen optimization research grants through January 31, 2023. These grants aim to enhance the understanding of and refine new methods that optimize commercial nitrogen applied to agricultural fields.

Wed
25
Jan

DATCP Reminds Producers to Apply for Crop Insurance Premium Rebates for Planting Cover Crops through January 31

In partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Risk Management Agency (RMA), the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) reminds producers to apply for crop insurance premium rebates through January 31, 2023.

Wed
25
Jan

Moving? Subscribers Need to Submit Change of Address

Subscribers – if you are planning a move, or have already moved, you need to submit a change of address to us. Changing your address with the US Post Office does not change it on your newspaper (or utility bills, or magazines). Submit your change of address to Katie at (608) 527-5252 or email to pmr@newspubinc.com. Failure to do so will result in late or missed issues.

Wed
25
Jan

January is National Mentoring Month

January is National Mentoring Month. The word mentor often means “a wise and responsible tutor,” or “an experienced person who advises, guides, teaches, inspires, challenges, and serves as a model.” All this and more can be said about Foster Grandparent volunteers.

Wed
25
Jan

Art Walk Call for Artists Now Open

The Middleton Arts Committee has put out a call for artists for Art Walk Middleton, a one-day art fair held in downtown Middleton.
Artists who would like to display and sell their work are asked to fill out an application and submit three photos of their work. The entrants are limited to fine art such as painting, ceramics, wood or metal work, jewelry, etc. Crafts will not be considered for Art Walk.

Wed
25
Jan

Sugar River Euchre

There were a few high scores on January 19th, with a couple of skunks thrown in for the aroma. In the match between the Red Mouse Shufflers and the Viking Bar & Grill Trolls, Shufflers Loretta and Dave Herfel lost only their sixth game to Jolene Hook and Kevin Ollendick to earn a share of this week’s high score of 118 points. Also scoring big for the Shufflers was Tom Meyer and Randy Skogen, with 112 points. Unfortunately the night was not so kind to Trolls Bruce Frisch and Keith Vobraska, who were skunked in the fourth frame by Steve Vogt and Ed Chancellor.

Wed
25
Jan

Candlelight Snowshoe Hike at New Glarus Woods State Park

The Friends of the New Glarus Woods State Park is holding a candlelight snowshoe hike (or regular hike depending on the weather) on Saturday, February 18, 2023, from 6:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.
Snowshoe or hike the half mile Basswood Trail by candlelight and roast S’mores over the campfire when you’re finished.
Parking is available in the east parking lot and you can join the Friends near the park shelter. A day-permit is required. Note: dogs are not allowed in the day-use area.

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