agriculture

It's fall, and that means some of the farmers are going to be working on their fields and using their equipment. It's not the fastest equipment but it is needed to get the job done. Law enforcement is reminding everyone to keep an eye out for equipment on the road and keep an eye out for individuals who may be in the way, but doing their job.

Growing up in Wrenshall gave me the opportunity to learn a lot about agriculture through friends like the Laveau family.  Dairy, crops, livestock of all kinds and I loved having "chores".  I'm sure they thought I was nuts!  If you are a farmer, agriculture producer or involved in local agriculture business you may be interested in a presentation on agricultural adaptation for climate cha

The Douglas County UW-Extension Office is good at developing classes or providing informational tours that help the gardener, farmer, livestock producer and the agricultural arena overall.  I always keep an eye out for their FREE classes or seminars, so you're up-to-date on the latest information and hopefully it will help you gain knowledge that will continue business growth and garden growth (pu