Passionate about agriculture and helping farmers succeed? UW-Madison Extension is hiring a Regional Crops Educator to serve local farming communities in eastern Wisconsin. ✅ Great benefits ✅ Opportunity to make an impact ✅ Collaborative, research-based work
Apply by September 3, 2026, or share with someone who should see this opportunity!
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Welcome to Sheboygan County Extension
We teach, learn, lead and serve, connecting people with the University of Wisconsin, and engaging with them in transforming lives and communities.
Mission: Helping the people of Wisconsin and Sheboygan County apply University research, knowledge, and resources to meet their educational needs wherever they live and work.
Programs
4-H Youth Development
Gives young people hands-on experiences to develop an understanding of themselves and the world.
Agriculture
If it happens on a farm or in a field, the Extension Institute of Agriculture works with you to achieve better results.
Community Development
Offers educational programming to assist leaders, communities, and organizations realize their fullest potential.
Human Development and Relationships
Provides tools Wisconsinites need to thrive as well-rounded, capable individuals and families.
Latest Extension News
UW-Madison Extension Hiring Regional Crops Educator for Washington, Ozaukee, and Sheboygan Counties
UW-Madison Division of Extension is seeking applicants for a Regional Crops Educator position serving Washington, Ozaukee, and Sheboygan Counties. This full-time role will work directly with crop producers and agribusiness professionals to address production challenges and deliver research-based educational programs that improve farm efficiency and profitability. The Regional Crops Educator will collaborate with farmers, industry […]
Using Disease Forecasting Tools to Make Better In-Season Management Decisions and Tar Spot Found in WI
As we move deeper into the growing season, fungicide application decisions become one of the biggest sources of stress for farmers across the Midwest. Between aggressive marketing, endless online opinions, and an expanding list of fungicide products, determining whether, and when, to spray can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, advances in plant pathology and epidemiology have led […]
Town of Wilson Wants to Hear from Youth
The Town of Wilson asked Extension to help them engage more residents, especially young people, in their future planning process. What will the adults of tomorrow want this area of Sheboygan County to look like? So far, students at the SASD summer rec program have built models of their favorite amenities: restaurants near houses, an […]
2026 Community Needs Forum CDI Report
On June 17 and 18, 2026, Sheboygan County hosted a Community Needs Forum focusing on the Community Development and Positive Youth Development Institutes with participation from representatives across local community organizations. The forum discussion focused on the challenges currently faced by the municipalities within land use, planning, public participation, zoning ordinances, state statutes, and other […]
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Contact Us
Extension-Sheboygan County
5 University Drive
Sheboygan, WI 53081
Phone: 920-459-5900
Fax: 920-459-5901
* Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
*Office hours may vary due to staffing changes. Please call ahead.
Due to staffing shortages, the Sheboygan Extension office currently has limited office hours. Our educators are often out in the community delivering programs and meeting with residents. We encourage you to schedule an appointment before visiting or contact an educator directly through our staff directory. We will get back to you as soon as possible.
Thank you for your patience and understanding as we continue to serve the community.
For more information and resources visit the UW-Madison Extension webpage.
For gardening questions visit the “Ask a Gardening Question” page or refer to the Sheboygan County Master Gardeners.