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Habitat needs of wildlife that depend on large, contiguous tracts of open lands - grassland birds and migratory Monarch butterfly in particular – is especially important in the southern Driftless Area in Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, and Minnesota. Agroforestry is an increasingly discussed agricultural practice with many benefits but when inappropriately sited can have detrimental impacts […]

Pack your camp chair and join us for a summer’s afternoon in June!   All women farmers, landowners and conservationists from Sauk, Columbia, Green Lake and surrounding counties are welcome to attend-- whatever your background, from beginners to experts!   Curious about sustainable, organic farming practices? This is the field day for you! Maureen has […]

Regenerative agriculture is important to rehabilitate soil, increase biodiversity, respect animal welfare, and improve the lives of farmers. We can sequester carbon, build healthier communities, and reap more nutritious and abundant yields. With regenerative agriculture also comes labels and certification.   Join us for a conversation about the ever-growing landscape of regenerative agriculture certification. We'll […]

This on-farm gathering will be an opportunity for women landowners, farmers, gardeners, and conservation professionals to connect around their shared interest in conservation practices and learn from one another.  It will be a casual potluck hosted by WiWiC Coaches Joy Miller (Keewaydin Farms/Driftless Curiosity) and Harriet Behar of Sweet Springs Farm. Joy and Harriet will […]

Pack your camp chair and join us for a summer’s afternoon in June!   All women farmers, landowners and conservationists from Dane, Jefferson, Rock and surrounding counties are welcome to attend-- whatever your background, from beginners to experts!   Curious about regenerative agriculture?  How about growing mushrooms? This is the field day for you! Ingrid […]

Join Dr. Holly Petrillo and her goats to discover how they are being used as powerful allies in managing forests sustainably. See goats in action as they combat unwanted woody and invasive plants, such as buckthorn, honeysuckle, brambles, spotted knapweed, and more! Whether you’re a landowner, conservation enthusiast, or simply curious about innovative conservation practices, […]

Women are the superhero allies of pollinators, champions of the role bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects play on our land. With the decline of pollinators due to invasive species, habitat loss and pesticide use, our role is more critical than ever.   Come learn about practical ways to build your land into a sanctuary […]

Soil health is rooted in promoting diverse and active soil biological communities. Continued use of cover crops to feed soil organisms during non-production times of the year can foster many soil health benefits, from increased nutrient availability to reduced soil compaction. Jamie will talk about cover crop species commonly used in Wisconsin – their potential […]