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SUMMARY:Demonstration of Sheep Grazing for Restoration of Cross Country Track Area
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Great River Graziers \nCommunity project to bring livestock onto school grounds\, fence under construction for grazing sheep around cross-country track. Story of the program\, and discussion of contract-grazing as a pathway for youth to get into grazing. Guest: Carolyn Idhe\, UW & Iowa Small Ruminant Outreach Specialist.
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/demonstration-of-sheep-grazing-for-restoration-of-cross-country-track-area/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Setting Your Grazing Wedge
DESCRIPTION:Guest Speaker: Altfrid Krusenbaum\, Krusen Grass Consulting \nRegister Here \nWill teach graziers how to set the seasons grazing wedge.  \nHosted by Glacierland RC&D
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/setting-your-grazing-wedge/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Small Scale Farming and Homesteading
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Golden Sands RC&D \nEmail brooke.patrick@goldensandsrcd.org to RSVP
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/small-scale-farming-and-homesteading/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Pasture Walk Featuring NoFence system\, Bale Grazing Project\, Forage Flush Management
DESCRIPTION:Light lunch provided \nPasture walks are meant to be a sharing of thoughts\, ideas\, and information in a production setting. This event will focus on a few different aspects of grazing management\, including first flush\, bale grazing\, and the opportunities with electronic fencing\, including the NoFence pilot project in which Hoffman’s participated over the winter on both sheep and cattle. \nRoseann and Scott Hoffman will be sharing their experiences with NoFence\, their farm’s transition processes (current transition is to fall calving)\, and other aspects of their grazing journeys. Cost-share opportunities that can assist in your transitions will also be discussed. Regional Crops/Soils Educator Scott Reuss will be on hand to share information from the state-wide bale grazing soil health research project of which Hoffman’s are a part. Paddock and hay acres’ nutrient management will also be reviewed\, with a quick overview of nutrient considerations to maximize forage quality and quantity. \nProper forage management equals optimum animal performance!
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/pasture-walk-featuring-nofence-system-bale-grazing-project-forage-flush-management/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Wisconsin Agroforestry Demonstration Farm Tour
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by the Savanna Institute \nRegister Here \nCome Join an introduction to Agroforestry on Savanna Institute’s North Farm on our Spring Green Campus\, WI. \nSavanna Institute’s North Farm is located directly north of the Wisconsin River\, and contains an almost complete watershed\, making it valuable as a site for water quality research\, as well as silvopasture and alley cropping approaches. With the largest acreage among the farms\, the North Farm is dedicated to demonstrating large-scale commercial farming.
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/wisconsin-agroforestry-demonstration-farm-tour/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Central Wisco Spring Pasture Walk
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Central Wisco Graziers Network \nJoin us at Bouressa Family Farm to meet other area graziers! \nPasture walk and discuss the grazing season ahead and learn more about new NRCS Practices and some of Rachel’s other collaborative projects with Audubon and USFWS! \n\nSpring pasture management\nNRCS EQIP expansion\nNRCS EQIP Grassland bird scenario and other new grazing practices\, Derrick Raspor\, NRCS\nAudubon Conservation Ranching program\, Tom Prestby\, Audubon Great Lakes\nWetlands restoration project\, Lara Fondow\, US Fish and Wildlife Service\nCheck out a newly installed handling area and discuss ideas to improve or install an area on your farm.\n\nPOTLUCK – Please bring a dish to share 😋Location: Bouressa Family FarmN3775 Ritchie Rd\, New London\, WI 54961Any questions\, feel free to contact:Rachel Bouressa\, 608-228-6617\, rachelbouressa@gmail.comLearn More
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/central-wisco-spring-pasture-walk/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Luke & Jenna Repka Pasture Walk
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Sauk County \nJoin us at the Repka farm to learn about fencing for multispecies of livestock.  \nIf I could do it again\, I would change a few things like fence placement\, gate placement\, fence style…\, says Luke Repka.  \nCome and learn from Luke’s experience and see a well-managed grazing system featuring British White cattle. \nFlyerSauk County Pasture Walks
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/luke-jenna-repka-pasture-walk/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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SUMMARY:Pasture Walk: Evaluating December Frost Seeding and Appraisal of Different Watering Systems
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by Great River Graziers \nEvaluating December frost seeding. Appraisal of different watering systems for a 30+ cow/calf and separate meat-sheep flock. Guest resource: Carolyn Idhe\, UW & lowa Small Ruminant Outreach Specialist \nGreat River Graziers Pasture Walks
URL:https://grassworks.org/event/pasture-walk-evaluating-december-frost-seeding-and-appraisal-of-different-watering-systems/
LOCATION:Wisconsin
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