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15 Apr 2020

Land spreading milk due to market disruption

by Kevan Klingberg | posted in: Nutrient Management, Water Quality | 0

In Wisconsin, farmers are experiencing an interruption in farm to milk plant processing due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  There is an oversupply of some dairy products, such that certain plants are asking farmers to reduce production and limit the amount … Read More

8 Aug 2019

Zero-nitrogen test strips evaluate Nitrogen Use Efficiency in corn

by Kevan Klingberg | posted in: Discovery Farms, Nutrient Management, Uncategorized | 0

Discovery Farms is conducting Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE) on-farm research in Pepin, Dunn, and Sauk Counties in 2019.  This is the 5th year of evaluating nitrogen on Wisconsin farm fields, cumulatively now on more than 300 corn grain and silage … Read More

18 Jun 2019

Wet unplanted land: Use cover crops to save soil, fight weeds and cycle nutrients

by Kevan Klingberg | posted in: Crop Production, Discovery Farms, Uncategorized | 0

Kevan Klingberg, kevan.klingberg@wisc.edu UW Discovery Farms Planning for the cropping season and then getting those seeds in the ground is an endeavor that involves a lot of capital, labor and “go-time” activities. Now, due to rain and more rain, Wisconsin … Read More

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5 Sep 2017

Neighbors share cover crop establishment experiences

by Kevan Klingberg | posted in: Crop Production, Discovery Farms, Soil Health | 0

Producers have been encouraged to use cover crops for decades, but cover crops have had a hard time taking off. The limited adoption of cover crops has a lot to do with the small window of time to plant and … Read More

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