Category Archives: WiscoAg News

One of the few fairs that was set to move forward this Summer has been canceled. The decision was made by many people involved in the fair each year. Two Sheboygan County Health Representatives The Sh...

Michael Moran is the former owner of Wisconsin Dairy State Cheese Company. He was recently sentenced to one year probation and 100 hours of community service after being caught stealing from farmers. ...

The Wildlife Damage Abatement and Claims Program (WDACP) in Wisconsin can sometimes be a little confusing. Hopefully, this helps strip it down to the basics. Crop and livestock damage caused by the fo...

Last week was the annual Wisconsin FFA Convention. This year it was a little different because the whole event was held online. The announcement of the new Wisconsin FFA President was made at the end ...

One thing that every farmer needs to be aware of and try to protect the farm against is animal rights activists. They target farms that are unsuspecting and then post false information about the farm ...

There was $50 million in aid for Wisconsin farmers through the Wisconsin Farm Support Program. The interesting thing is that only 56% of eligible farmers applied. When it comes to actual numbers, 14,5...

By now you've noticed how hot it's been outside this Summer, especially if you work outside at all. While it's important for farmers to be conscious of how they handle heat stress, they also need to p...

DE PERE, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) - De Pere's Common Council voted 5 to 3 Tuesday night against an exemption for the city's current mass gathering limit of 50. That means the Brown County Fair fair won't be abl...

The coronavirus has shut down the majority of county fairs in the United States this year. That leaves a lot of kids lost this Summer because most of their Summer normally consists of training animals...

It's no secret that farmers are very stressed out this year with all of the ups and downs. That's why the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture started a new program with the Farm Center called the 24/7...