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WALDO Mill Pond and Dam

Published on June 6, 2022June 6, 2022 by CASSI WORSTER

Responses to 2022 Citizen Opinion Survey

Categorized: Community Development

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Making an Impact May 2022 FoodWIse

A series of newsletters for older adults to learn about food safety, food budgeting, and basic nutrition. These printed materials bring health information to seniors during a time when guest speakers are not permitted due to COVID. The goal of this effort is to improve the health of older adults. A series of weekly virtual classes for adults receiving FoodShare at Forward Services, an agency that helps W2 and FoodShare Employment Training/FSET find employment. The classes offer food budgeting s

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Crops and Soils May 2022 Impact

One-on-one consultations with farmers from Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Washington, and Ozaukee Counties where farmers learned about: crimping winter rye and no-till planting soybeans, understanding alfalfa quality reports to better time harvest for high-quality dairy forage, weed control on small scale organic vegetable farms, and lastly helping buyers and sellers to determine fair market prices of standing alfalfa off the field. A better understanding of these agronomic topics results in greater f

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