WXPR
Aug. 28, 2018
Myles Alexander of UW-Extension and Stacey Johnson of Economic Development say they’re gathering information from a variety of sources to place on a website and later at four public sessions across the county.
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Wisconsin State Journal
Aug. 25, 2018
“This is the final slap in the face,” said Heidi Johnson, crops and soils specialist for the UW-Extension’s Dane County office. “I think it is leaving everybody feeling defeated.”
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WISC
Aug. 24, 2018
A University of Wisconsin expert warned Friday about the safety of produce from gardens that have been affected by the historic flooding in Dane County. According to UW food safety specialist Barb Ingham, standing water that touches or splashes onto produce can be unsafe this close to harvest.
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WKOW
Aug. 24, 2018
Be sure to think about food safety of garden produce after recent flooding, according to UW-Extension food safety expert Barb Ingham.
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WSAU
Aug. 22, 2018
Scott Hygnstrom with the University of Wisconsin Stevens Point and UW Extension has been working with the city on the problem using a new method featuring a Bio-acoustic device designed to scare the birds into the air, then using flares push them up the river to discourage them from coming back to the park. He says this summer proved to be unsuccessful for a variety of reasons.
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The Kewaunee County Comet
May 22, 2018
The students were exposed to monitoring the fish population, wildlife habitats, benefits of trees, soil management, agricultural environmental regulations, wind energy and plastics recycling technology. Agricultural agent Aerica Bjurstrom of the University of Wisconsin-Extension shared some of her photos from the event.
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WXPR
May 8, 2018
For Field Notes, this is Scott Bowe from the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Kemp Natural Resources Station, Extension wood products specialist.
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Jackson County Chronicle
May 4, 2018
Lisa Johnson, horticulture educator with Dane County UW-Extension, has been involved in the jumping worm situation after the pests were found in Madison.
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Fox6 News
May 1, 2018
MHDL can provide soil screening for lead, pH, conductivity and nutrients (phosphorus, potassium and organic matter) through the Growing Health Soil for Healthy Communities grant partnership with UW- Madison Soil Science, UW- Extension, Sixteenth Street Community Health Center, Medical College of Wisconsin, and Walnut Way.
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