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Michael Fields Agriculture Institute
Добавлен 26 ноя 2019
Fostering Resilient Agriculture Through Research, Policy, and Education Since 1984.
Learn more at www.michaelfields.org.
Learn more at www.michaelfields.org.
Wisconsin Women in Conservation Webinar w/ Jessika Greendeer, Ho-Chunk Nation Seedkeeper, 11/21/24
In this second webinar of a two-part series we celebrated Native American Heritage Month by learning about the rematriation of seeds - bringing the seeds home to their original Native communities. We joined Jessika Greendeer, a world-renowned seedkeeper who is a Ho-Chunk Nation tribal member from Baraboo. She is a ten-year US Army combat veteran and the recently-elected District 1 Ho-Chunk Legislator. She worked previously as the Agricultural Division Manager for the Ho-Chunk Nation. Now she tends a regenerative Seed Rematriation farm in Hudson called Little Sky's Farm, where building soil is a top commitment with cover crops and compost.
After serving during wartime in Afghanistan and Ira...
After serving during wartime in Afghanistan and Ira...
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Wisconsin Women in Conservation Webinar w/ Hinu Smith, Exec. Dir. Ho-Chunk Dept. of Ag, 11/7/24
Просмотров 4014 дней назад
In this first webinar of a two-part series we celebrated Native American Heritage Month by learning about the past, present and future of Ho-Chunk Nation agriculture. We joined Hinu Helgesen Smith, a former Ho-Chunk legislator with a professional background in community health and diabetes prevention in a high risk population, whose guiding principle then was to create legislation that improved...
Wisconsin Women in Conservation Educator Network Fall Meet-Up Nov 14, 2024: Yimmuaj Yang and Pa Thao
Просмотров 17Месяц назад
Are you a conservation educator working with women landowners in Wisconsin? Please consider yourself warmly invited to join the WiWiC Conservation Educator Network. This is an inclusive network of conservation educators who support each other in their work with women landowners and farmers. The goal of this network, facilitated by Wisconsin Women in Conservation (WiWiC), is to regularly connect...
Wisconsin Women in Conservation 2024 Summer Camp Webinar #2, Regenerative Agriculture, June 20
Просмотров 852 месяца назад
In this webinar, we had a wide-ranging conversation about regenerative agriculture and the ever-growing landscape of regenerative agriculture certification. We explored how these frameworks can empower farmers to adopt holistic practices that restore soil health, preserve biodiversity, and enhance resilience to climate change. The number one priority in regenerative organic agriculture is soil ...
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: 2024 Summer Camp Webinar #3 Pollinators, July 25
Просмотров 262 месяца назад
Women are the superhero allies of pollinators, champions of the role bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects play on our land! With the decline of pollinators due to invasive species, habitat loss and pesticide use, our role is more critical than ever. In this webinar we learned about practical ways to build your land into a sanctuary for pollinators such as creating nesting places and p...
WI Cover Crop Data Dashboard, Biomass Example
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WI Cover Crop Data Dashboard, Biomass Example
Introducing... The WI Cover Crop Network Data Dashboard
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Introducing... The WI Cover Crop Network Data Dashboard
Wisconsin Women in Conservation Conservation Summer Camp #4: Cover Crops, Aug 29
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Soil health is rooted in promoting diverse and active soil biological communities. Continued use of cover crops to feed soil organisms during non-production times of the year can foster many soil health benefits, from increased nutrient availability to reduced soil compaction. Jamie will talk about cover crop species commonly used in Wisconsin - their potential benefits and challenges and where...
WiWiC Conservation Educator Network Spring Meetup 2024
Просмотров 216 месяцев назад
Are you a conservation educator working with women landowners in Wisconsin? Please consider yourself warmly invited to join the WiWiC Conservation Educator Network. This is an inclusive network of conservation educators who collaboratively support each other in outreach and work with women landowners and farmers. The goal of this network, facilitated by the Wisconsin Women in Conservation (WiWi...
Queen Bee Session #13: La Donna Green
Просмотров 156 месяцев назад
In this Queen Bee Session we talk with La Donna Green of Growing Green Gardens Network in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. La Donna has an incredible story - but one that will resonate with many of us - about how she started a new and innovative urban gardening network in the midst of COVID, with children. Now she's known in her educator role at urban gardens and farms across the city and she's working wi...
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: 2024 Summer Camp #1, Land Management with Contractors, May 23
Просмотров 257 месяцев назад
Have you been wanting to hire contractors to reach your restoration and management goals on your land? Are you curious to learn how other landowners utilize contractors to advance restoration goals? Or perhaps you use contractors already and would like to expand your comfort and confidence in hiring and negotiating more complex projects or seek cost sharing programs. Wisconsin is fortunate to h...
Queen Bee Session #12 Laura Fredrickson Gosewisch
Просмотров 44Год назад
To kick off 2024, we chat with Laura Fredrickson Gosewisch, of Vital Ground Farm. Laura is a market grower, market manager, certified clinical massage therapist, and a farmer wellness coach. We talked about the life challenges that led her to farm, and the intersection of her wellness training and her passion to see all people thrive. We talked about how a farmer's top New Year's resolutions sh...
Queen Bee Session #11 Heidi Hankley
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Heidi Hankley, a prairie property owner in rural Green County, won the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources State Natural Areas Volunteer Steward of the Year award in 2022 for a decade of efforts to preserve and enhance the York Prairie State Natural Area, a 145-acre public prairie down the road. We talk about seed collecting, managing volunteer projects and family, how art and land stewar...
Wisconsin Women in Conservation Educator Network, Nov 16, 2023
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The November 2023 Educator Meet-Up was extra-special as our two speakers, Heather Burklund and Erin Schneider, are sisters! While they play different educator roles, they both share a passion for creatively expressing their love for conservation and Wisconsin. Educator Resource Share: Heather Berklund, Wisconsin Chief State Forester Educator Career Share: Reflections and advice on building a pr...
Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Grains
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Thoughtful post-harvest handling is an essential component of bringing food-grade small grains to market. Many food-grade grain growers say that only half the work and investment is growing the crop, whereas the other half is proper post-harvest handling and storage. This slideshow features farmers growing food-grade wheat and rye on small and mid-size farms, from five to hundreds of acres.
Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Grains
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Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Grains
Storing Grain on a Budget - Post Harvest Handling for Food Grade Small Grains
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Storing Grain on a Budget - Post Harvest Handling for Food Grade Small Grains
Using a Continuous Flow Dryer - - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
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Using a Continuous Flow Dryer - - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
Turning a Barge Box into a Grain Dryer - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
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Turning a Barge Box into a Grain Dryer - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
Working with Grain Totes - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
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Working with Grain Totes - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
Using a Hand Held Moisture Meter - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
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Using a Hand Held Moisture Meter - Post-Harvest Handling for Food-Grade Small Grains
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #4, Habitat for Bats, August 17, 2023
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Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #4, Habitat for Bats, August 17, 2023
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #3, Habitat for Bugs & Beetles, July 20, 2023
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Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #3, Habitat for Bugs & Beetles, July 20, 2023
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #2, Habitat for Turtles and Snakes, June 22, 2023
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Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #2, Habitat for Turtles and Snakes, June 22, 2023
How to Submit a Grain Sample for Lab Analysis
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How to Submit a Grain Sample for Lab Analysis
How to Submit a Soil Sample for Lab Analysis
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How to Submit a Soil Sample for Lab Analysis
Queen Bee Session #9: Lauren Langworthy
Просмотров 13Год назад
Queen Bee Session #9: Lauren Langworthy
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #1, Creating a Habitat for Birds, May 18, 2023
Просмотров 54Год назад
Wisconsin Women in Conservation: Summer Camp #1, Creating a Habitat for Birds, May 18, 2023
This is amazing. Thank you for sharing!
Nice idea, can be done pretty easily. Question would a metal pipe with holes going through the middle of the wagon connected to the heater would help drying in a more uniform way? Also second question isn't a propane heater directly connected to the wagon would overheat the grain?
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So glad to have discovered you on RUclips. Looking forward to learning more. :)
Welcome, Mary! Thank you for viewing. We hope you enjoy learning with WiWiC!
Being from Wisconsin I love what this family is doing with the farm! I only buy grass fed meat and it's made a tremendous difference in my life and health! 🐊🏌🦅🇺🇲❤️