University of Wisconsin-Madison
Every farm knows it should organize essentialdocuments and financial information, but thetask is easy to delay. This online workshop seriesfrom UW–Madison Extension helps you finally getit done. By gathering and organizing your farm’s vitalrecords, you’ll be better prepared for meetingswith attorneys, accountants, and transitionplanning professionals, saving you time, money,and stress. The series combines guided virtual […]
The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension invites farm families and farm business owners to participate in Cultivating Your Farm’s Future, an interactive virtual program focused on farm succession planning. This program helps participants address important questions about the future of their farm and business, including retirement planning, ownership transition, and the role of the […]
Registration is OPEN! Registration is open for the WWASH Conference! Hosted by UW–Madison Extension, it includes two full days of keynotes, breakout sessions, and roundtables, as well as lunch each day. Join farmers, consultants, Extension, and agency staff for two days of real data, on-farm research, and conversations around soil health and water quality. Scholarships […]
Growing and Caring for Plants in Wisconsin:Foundations in GardeningRegister Now Want to be a better gardener? Whether you’re new to gardening or looking to deepen your skill set, Growing and Caring for Plants in Wisconsin: Foundations in Gardening is the course for you. This online, self-paced course teaches practical gardening skills along with easy-to-understand explanations […]
The University of Wisconsin–Madison Extension Horticulture Program is a trusted source of horticultural expertise, dedicated to providing Wisconsin residents with clear, research‑based guidance. We offer evidence‑driven education, practical resources, and decision‑making tools to help home gardeners and commercial growers keep their plants healthy while supporting a sustainable environment. Ask Your Gardening Question: LIVE Join our […]
UW–Madison Division of Extension is excited to welcome Tawonga Zakeyu, our new Regional Diversified Vegetables and Emerging Crops Educator, who began her role in January 2026. Tawonga will serve Barron, Burnett, Sawyer, and Washburn counties, working closely with small and mid-scale mixed vegetable farms and producers of emerging crops. In this role, Tawonga will support […]
