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Wisconsin Honey Producers Association & La Crosse Area Beekeepers Annual Spring Beekeeping Meeting

Published on March 4, 2019 by KASEY BURG

Annual Spring Beekeeping Meeting (PDF, 1 page, 304 KB)

Beekeeping Meeting Flyer.

Wisconsin Honey Producers Association & La Crosse Area Beekeepers Annual Spring Beekeeping Meeting.

Categorized: Agriculture
Tagged: agriculture, beekeeping, honey

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2019 Wisconsin Regional Waterhemp Workshops

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Has waterhemp become a problematic weed species in your farms or your clients’ operations? Would you like to learn more about the biology and how to manage this troublesome weed species in alfalfa, corn and/or soybeans? If so, please join one of the four “2019 Wisconsin Regional Waterhemp Workshops” to be held by UW-Madison Extension in March. For more information, please see the flyer below or visit the following link: http://www.wiscweeds.info/post/2019-wisconsin-regional-waterhemp-work

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Starting Your Seeds to Get A Jump On Spring Gardening

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There are plenty folklore and even family traditions of when to start seeds. UW-Extension provides a time frame of when to start seeds indoors or out, as well as when to transplant the plants (UW-Extension, 2008).

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      • Corn
      • Soybeans
      • Forages
      • Industrial Hemp
      • Soil Sampling
    • Industrial Hemp
    • Pesticide Applicator Training
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    • La Crosse County Wildlife Damage Abatement Committee
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    • Preserve What You Grow
      • AgriCultured with Pam Jahnke: Canning and Food Preservation
    • Compassion Resilience
    • Reflection to Action
    • Safe Zone Training
    • Wise Wednesdays
    • Wisconsin Association for Home and Community Education
  • Horticulture
    • What’s New?
    • General Horticulture
      • Disease
      • Fruits and Vegetables
      • Insects and Pests
      • Soil and Turf
    • Beekeeping
    • Master Gardener
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  • Nutrition Education
    • StrongBodies
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    • Healthy Recipes
  • Farm 2 School
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