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MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

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9:50

Meet A First Generation Farmer - 31 Year Old Tanner...

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/20

If you've ever seen the fascination that kids have with tractors or farm equipment - how they pretend to farm while running their toys over carpet - then you might have a sense of what drives Tanner Johnson. 31 year old Tanner Johnson did not grow up on a farm, but he always knew he wanted to be a farmer. Throughout his life, he was a shadow to local farmers doing whatever he could to be involved. Milking cows, doing field work - didn't matter, Tanner was in. Today, that 31 year old is doing what he

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7:15

Wisconsin Farms on Alert: How to Guard Against Bird Flu

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/19

Wisconsin has recently confirmed a case of bird flu in poultry in Kenosha County, marking the first detection in the state in some time. Dr. Darlene Konkel, Wisconsin’s State Veterinarian, shared insights about the situation, emphasizing biosecurity measures for all livestock producers. The strain responsible, H5N1, has been circulating in North America for years. However, Dr. Konkel clarified, “The genotype affecting poultry is different from the one found in dairy cattle herds in some

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10:33

Wisconsin A Leader In Harnessing Artificial Intelligence

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2024/12/19

Wisconsin is celebrating a record-low unemployment rate, but more jobs need to be filled, including within the agriculture sector. Without more people, what solutions are out there? This is where artificial intelligence is coming in. Department of Workforce Development Secretary Amy Pechacek joins us today with how many Wisconsin businesses and what kind of industries have been able to harness AI. She starts by painting the picture for us of what Wisconsin’s workforce looks like today.See

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50:00

HPAI In People - What To Know And Holiday Cheese...

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2024/12/19

The Farmers Union has always focused on creating a revenue stream for the organization beyond member dues. Bob Bosold talks to Dale Bednarek who runs Farmers Union Industries for 5 Midwest Farmers Unions--Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa and Wisconsin. A snow storm is on the way for Wisconsin. Stu Muck breaks it down.The holidays are a great time to catch up with friends and family, but that's not the case for everyone. Ben Jarboe and Stephanie Hoff talk to Sue Springer, founder of Suicide Prevention of

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50:00

Tree Supplies Are Good - But Holiday Depression...

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2024/12/19

Desire for a real Christmas tree remains strong! That's the word from Greg Hahn of Hahn's Christmas Trees in Oregon. He's a member of the Wisconsin Christmas Tree Producers Association and says the volume of trees available this year is great! He details more about the trees, the markets and what consumers should know, with Ben Jarboe.Snow's on the way according to Stu Muck.35 auctions to go this week! That's the last tally from Ashley Huhn of the Steffes Group. He says things will slow down a

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7:03

Farmers Rally for Fairness: Spain’s Growing...

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/18

Tractors on city streets, farmers camping out in their vehicles, and powerful demonstrations—Spanish farmers are making their voices heard in an extraordinary fight for their livelihoods. These protests go beyond agriculture, raising questions about food security, government policies, and the survival of rural communities. What’s driving this movement, and why does it matter to everyone? Luis Portilla, one of the farmers involved, joins pam jahnke to explain more about what's been going

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10:22

Autonomy Is Shaping The Future Of Farming

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/18

With ongoing labor shortages and the continuous need to produce more with less, there are currently well over 50% of U.S. crop farmers using some type of autonomy and that number continues to rise every year. Brian Luck the state extension specialist in biological machinery systems at UW-Madison explains that all the technology needed for full autonomy is here and regulations are slowing the process. He also gives an explanation of why autonomous machines are safer than many think. UAV applicators

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9:23

Fighting for Food Sovereignty and Small Farms

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/17

Heritage, innovation, and a passion for food production are just a few things pulling young farmers into agriculture today. For Anthony Panke, it’s all of the above—and more. As Vice President of Family Farm Defenders, he’s on a mission to keep small farms thriving while promoting food sovereignty. Though he teaches in San Francisco, Anthony’s roots run deep in his family’s Wisconsin farm. So what keeps him coming “home” to focus on farm policy? He shares

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15:20

Agriculture Can Be Greenhouse Gas Negative - Dr....

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/17

U.S. agriculture, with enhanced implementation of conservationpractices and emerging technologies, has an opportunity to more than offset its carbon footprint while increasing farmer profitability and farm resilience, according to a new report initiated by U.S. Farmers & Ranchers in Action (USFRA) and published today by the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). The report, “The Potential for U.S. Agriculture to Be Greenhouse Gas Negative,” was authored by 26

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11:45

Choose Wisconsin Chocolate This Holiday Season

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/17

The holidays are filled with joy, family-time, and sweets. Specialty chocolates are always a fan favorite when Christmas comes around with fun shapes and flavors. Tracy Thompson, with Sjölinds Choclate House out of Mt. Horeb, explains why she and her husband started the business as well as how they prepare for the Christmas time. Thompson also gives a look into the chocolate making process and how they can manipulate the flavors with different beans, also being one of the few places with

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50:00

Tough Finding A Tall Christmas Tree - Tough Finding...

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2024/12/17

Today, internships are almost a requirement for most students aiming for a job right out of college. Dr. Tera Montgomery, director of the school of agriculture on the UW-Platteville campus, says that applying for internships is happening earlier and earlier in the school year. She says there's also more opportunity with remote work internships that can actually trail into the school year, and may turn into a full-time job. Charitee Seebecker gets the details. Snow is on the way. That's the forecast

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Think Local! We Talk Animal Shelters. Then We Talk...

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2024/12/17

The tin can that acts as a vessel for vegetables may be the most expensive component of the whole process! That's one of the insights Ben Jarboe found when speaking with Jason Culotta. He's the outgoing president of the midwest food products association. Dense fog will slow the commute this morning according to Stu Muck, ag meteorologist. It's tradition to give during the holiday season, but when it comes to financial giving to causes - think local. That's the advice of volunteer Stephanie Kraemer,

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State Monitors HPAI In Barron County And Sen. Joan...

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/17

There are a lot of things that attract young farmers into the industry. Heritage, new technology, philosophy on food and food production. All those things have kept Anthony Panke engaged. He's the vice president of Family Farm Defenders, an organization that focuses on food sovereignty and keeping small farms viable. Panke grew up on a farm in Fond du Lac County, but today he's teaching at a university in San Francisco. Why does he still come "home" and focus on farm policy? He explains to Pam

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8:59

Smarter Manure Application for Better Crops

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/16

As you’re planning your budget for next year, here’s something to think about: a tool that could save time, cut down on waste, and help improve your crop yields. It’s a fresh approach to a challenge every farmer deals with, offering benefits for both your fields and your finances. Kurt Grimm, CEO of NutraDrip Irrigation Systems, is sharing how their system transforms manure into a liquid form that works safely and efficiently with drip irrigation. “This technology removes

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9:21

Challenges Facing Your Favorite Produce

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/16

For many years the Midwest Food Products Association has been working hard to make sure consumers get the nutritious produce they need. But this has not come without challenges. Jason Culotta, the President of the Midwest Food Products Association speaks on some of the key problems they are facing, including high costs of cans, false information on "processing", decreased demand, and new regulations. As an industry they are working to combat these issues to ensure nutritious, cost-effective products

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5:32

Celebrating the Holidays with Wisconsin Cheese -...

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/16

The holiday season brings family, friends, and plenty of opportunities to celebrate—and what better way to add a little extra cheer than with cheese? Whether it’s the centerpiece of a festive spread or the perfect gift for loved ones, cheese has a way of making the holidays even more special. Angie Edge, Dairy Company Communications manager for Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin is joining us for this month's check-in with Dairy Checkoff to share how Wisconsin cheese brings people together and

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7:33

Farm-to-Table Catering: Chef Kyle Julius's Commitment...

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/13

Chef Kyle Julius, owner of Chef at Large Catering, has always been passionate about the connection between nature and food. “I’ve always been an outdoorsman, foraging for mushrooms and wild onions,” he says. Growing up in a hunting family, he learned the value of respecting food and utilizing everything. This respect is reflected in his work, where seasonality plays a key role in menu planning. Julius’ commitment to local, seasonal ingredients aligns with the growing movement

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14:19

The Holidays Are Not Happy For All

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/13

Although the holiday season is normally seen as a joyful time to see family and friends, it leaves some feeling lonely, and grief ridden. Susan Springer, the founder of Suicide Prevention of Southwest Wisconsin, speaks to why people may feel lonely or have grief this time of year. She gives tips on how to help someone going through a difficult time as well as how to help yourself if you are feeling down during the holidays. One key is to reach out and check on friends who may not have family around

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6:55

Your Guide to Wisconsin Weather Services

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/13

In Wisconsin, especially this time of year, just mention the weather—it’s sure to grab attention. With so many people watching the skies and relying on different weather services, it’s worth understanding who does what and how it all fits together. Assistant State Climatologist Bridgette Mason joins Pam Jahnke to talk about what agencies, associations and organizations work on Wisconsin's weather, and what their responsibilities are. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy

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How To Prepare Farm Workers For Disaster Response

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON ·

2024/12/13

Preplanning for emergencies has the potential to save lives on the farm. Pittsville Fire Chief Jerry Minor joins us with some important reminders for fire or other disaster safety, particularly when it comes to farm workers. He says it starts with partnerships between farms and firefighters to address some of the language and cultural barriers that exist with a migrant workforce. Historically,any rural departments had members who grew up on farms, but that has changed. Minor says it's important to

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