Keys to Maximizing Results with Your Calves

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Pam Jahnke chats with Olivia Gunther Schroeder from Purina about best practices for raising calves. Calves are valuable, so ensuring they have a strong start is key. She emphasizes the need for high quality colostrum to ensure a strong start and to keep them going strong with proper nutrition and sanitation practices.

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Starting Up A Blooming Tulip Business & The Draft Helps WI Schools 50:00

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Erin Avila-Vissers plucked her family out of the city of Madison and moved them to the country to get back to her own farming roots. Instead of raising corn, soybeans, and cattle like her family did in Indiana, Erin opted for tulips. Four Acres Flowers in DeForest is a startup agribusiness growing tens of thousands of flowers in the spring, summer, and fall. Rain is in the forecast today, but should clear up for the weekend, according to ag meteorologist Stu Muck. Green Bay Packers President Mark Murphy says he's looking forward to the rain to green up his golf course -- that's where he'll be relaxing when the Draft is over. Ryan Demers is a family and consumer science teacher at Pewaukee High School. He’s at the Draft in Green Bay with five of his ProStart students as they get real-world experience in culinary arts and customer service before graduating. ProStart is a two-year restaurant management program. Dillys Boateng is one of the students. She finds herself preparing food with globally recognized chefs and famous Wisconsin supper clubs, and serving attendees and Green Bay Packers Hall of Famers at the Taste of the Draft exclusive event. You don't get this experience inside a classroom, she says. GENYOUth is a nonprofit founded by American dairy farmers and the NFL. The organization is harnessing the hype of the Draft to raise awareness of food insecurity in school-aged kids. CEO Ann Marie Kroutheim tells us how their event, "Taste of the Draft," is supporting 50,000 Wisconsin students across 90 schools with nutrition grants. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Connecting with Every Generation on the Farm 7:13

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In today’s fast-paced world, understanding how different generations think, communicate, and make decisions isn’t just helpful — it’s essential. Jack Kasel of the Anthony Cole Training Group says that for ag bankers working with farm families across multiple age groups, connecting effectively can be the key to building trust, navigating transitions, and helping operations thrive for the long haul. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Crawford County Prepares for the 78th Alice in Dairyland Finale 4:16

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What does it take to host one of Wisconsin’s most iconic agricultural traditions? For Crawford County, it’s a mix of pride, preparation, and a deep love for their rural roots. As the countdown to the 78th Alice in Dairyland finale continues, we’re catching up with Kaitlyn Kesler—a familiar face in Wisconsin agriculture and a key member of this year’s host committee.She Joins Pam Jahnke to give us a glimpse at what makes Crawford County the perfect backdrop for this year’s celebration and what the candidates can expect when they arrive. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Margins, Markets & Mindsets: Navigating Today’s Ag Economy 6:26

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Uncertainty is nothing new in agriculture—but how farmers and lenders prepare for it can make all the difference. With market shifts, rising costs, and global trade tensions affecting the ag economy, now is a critical time to take stock. Industry veteran Sam Miller, Principal at Fox Street Advisors, shares insight from decades of experience and offers practical advice for navigating today’s financial landscape. “Every downturn brings uncertainty,” Miller shared, “and right now, that’s the biggest similarity to past ag challenges.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Wisconsin Supper Clubs Inspire Community Action To Fight Hunger 5:42

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Supper clubs are deeply ingrained in Wisconsin culture. They play a big role in not just the state’s dining scene, but our social fabric as a community hub. The organization GENYOUth used this concept as a theme for its exclusive Taste of the Draft event to inspire the community to fight against child hunger. Globally recognized Chef Andrew Zimmern was one of the famous faces at the event. Yes, he’s serving up some excellent cuisine, but he’s also deeply passionate about fighting child hunger. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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This Draft, GENYOUth Will Support 90 Wisconsin Schools 5:51

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Roughly 250,000 people are in Green Bay for the 2025 NFL Draft, and Titletown is pulling out all of the stops. GENYOUth is an organization harnessing the hype to raise awareness of child hunger. CEO Ann Marie Kroutheim tells Mid-West Farm Report how their event, "Taste of the Draft," is going to support 50,000 Wisconsin students across 90 schools. Roughly 900 people participated in this exclusive wine-and-dine event in downtown Green Bay. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Draft Offers Culinary Students A "Taste" Of Real-World Experience 6:14

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The Draft in Green Bay offers something for everyone – foodies, sports enthusiasts, history buffs, and even high schoolers preparing themselves for careers. Ryan Demers is a family and consumer science teacher at Pewaukee High School. He’s at the NFL Draft with his ProStart students as they get real-world experience in culinary arts and customer service before graduating. ProStart is a two-year restaurant management program. Five ProStart students from Pewaukee are preparing food with globally recognized chefs and famous Wisconsin supper clubs, and serving attendees and Green Bay Packers Hall of Famers at the Taste of the Draft exclusive event in Green Bay. Dillys Boateng is one of the students getting this hands-on learning experience. She’s a senior at Pewaukee High School, and she's grinning ear-to-ear about this opportunity. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Milk Production Up Slightly And AMPI Reflects On 2023 Fire- Burgess 49:47

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It is day one of the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay and ag meteorologist Stu Muck says the draft goers may be getting wet. It has been about 2 years since the AMPI plant in Portage had a fire that shut down production for six weeks. Charitee Seebecker talks with Sarah Schmidt, the vice President of Marketing for AMPI about the rebuilding process and how they overcame the event. It is warming up outside and may have you thinking about pulling the boat out. Ben Jarboe chats with the DNR's Boating Law Administrator, Darren Kuhn, about some considerations before hitting the water. Making sure your cattle are comfortable in the barn is key for good production. Stephanie Hoff is joined by Jeff Glass from Best Footing Concrete and Grooving to see how having the right flooring is essential for the comfort of your animals. Katie Burgess, the Dairy Market Advising Director with EverAg, says the latest milk production report is a bit surprising, showing only a 0.9% increase last month. Burgess also says that as we move towards the summer grilling and ice cream season that she expects that to pick up. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Duct Tape Doesn't Fix A Stroke 4:25

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Using duct tape as a bandage is common for farm kids and farm kids at heart, but you can’t put duct tape on a stroke. As we enter the busy planting season, be aware of the signs of stroke so that you can seek help before it’s too late. Shannon Huettl, a stroke coordinator at the ThedaCare Appleton location and a nurse on the stroke floor in Neenah, has advice for farmers to both prevent and respond to symptoms of a stroke. She says the good news for Central Wisconsin is that there’s going to be more access to clinics. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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No Bird Flu in Wisconsin Dairy Cattle 27:50

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Amid rising concerns about bird flu affecting dairy cows, experts want the public to know one thing clearly: pasteurized milk is safe. Dr. Keith Poulsen, Director of the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory, emphasized, “Pasteurization is 100% effective. This is not a food safety issue.” He also shared reassuring news: no bird flu virus has been found in Wisconsin dairy cows to date. While poultry have been hit hard by the H5N1 virus, dairy cows experience it very differently. “We’re not seeing cows die from this virus,” Dr. Poulsen said. “Only about 2 to 3 percent of cows are affected, and most recover.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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From Hall of Fame to Spring Readiness 50:00

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At the Wisconsin Association of Meat Processors annual convention in Middleton, two industry leaders were inducted into the 2025 Meat Industry Hall of Fame: Fritz Usinger of Fred Usinger, Inc., a 144-year-old family meat business in Milwaukee, and Dan Sutherland of Johnsonville, who has held various roles since 1982. Sutherland, a third-generation member of the Milwaukee Stockyards, shared insights into his start in the industry and how meat companies navigate seasonal consumption trends. Ag meteorologist Stu Muck says despite some more mild and above normal temps ahead, rain is still in the forecast. Dairy farmers take cow comfort to the next level because they know that if they take care of the cows, the cows take care of them. Today, we’re exploring one of the many ways dairy farmers prioritize animal welfare. Nick Knaapen is a sales manager for Bioret Agri. He joins Stephanie Hoff and says on many farms, the cows sleep more comfortably than their farmers do thanks to animal welfare technology. Nick essentially sells waterbeds for dairy cattle. Ashley Huhn from Stephas Group provided an update, noting that while some farmers are anxiously tilling to dry out fields, aggressive markets are currently in Canada. Due to weather delays, Canada is seeing more equipment auctions than regions like Iowa, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, where farmers are preparing to hit the fields. Paid for by Steffes Group. Pam Jahnke has a conversation with Brian Luck, a biological systems engineer with UW-Madison Extension, about changes to the custom operator survey. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Help Birds During Their Migratory Travels 10:51

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The spring bird migration has begun here in Wisconsin, but unfortunately our homes could be one of the most dangerous obstacles for our feathered friends. Windows pose a huge threat to our avian counterparts and Lisa Gaumnitz the coordinator of Save Our Songbirds shares some proactive ways you can prevent these collisions that take the lives of 3.5 billion birds a year. She also shares some other ways to help the birds through their travels. One way of preventing these collisions is to put up stickers 2 inches apart across windows to break up their reflection. It is also very helpful during migration time to turn off all unnecessary lights at night, so birds do not get confused. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Representative Pushes Rural Health Priorities 7:37

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Supporting Emergency Medical Services, healthy eating, and a healthy environment are on the priority list for Assembly Agriculture Committee Vice Chair Rep. Clint Moses. He also chairs the Committee on Health, Aging and Long-Term Care. Moses grew up on a dairy farm and was raised by an agriculture teacher. He currently raises beef cattle. So, with roots in the agriculture community, he’s been keyed in on rural Wisconsin. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Dos & Don'ts At The Farm Succession Attorney's Office 9:19

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When you head to your attorney’s office, it’s best to have your plan together so that you can be efficient with the time you’re paying for. Unfortunately, not every farm family has a plan when it comes to a farm succession. Justin Randall is an associate attorney at Hoooper Law Office, heading up the area of farm succession planning. He walks us through some dos and don'ts when you’re going through that process with a lawyer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Slower Start for Wisconsin Planting & Weaker U.S. Dollar 50:00

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Once ridden by Chinese Emperors and world leaders, the Akhal-Teke has a rich history. Now there are less than 5,000 of them remaining in the world. Danielle Splaine a member of the Akhal-Teke Association of America joins Ben Jarboe and shares the history of these horses as well as the characteristics they have that led them to being the horse of choice for the once-great leaders. The wet weather is here to stay for a few more days. That's according to Ag meteorologist Stu Muck. Scott Mahloch is an FBI Agent out of Milwaukee where he's the Weapons of Mass Destruction Coordinator. He joins Stephanie Hoff and says the FBI pays careful attention to the many facets of the food supply chain from technology to animals that are at risk for attack. John Heinberg, Market Advisor with Total Farm Marketing, says planting progress in Wisconsin is slightly behind due to wet conditions but remains near average, with warmer, drier weather expected to help. He notes the weaker U.S. dollar is boosting export competitiveness, while wheat supplies remain tight globally but underappreciated by the market. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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