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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and natural […] |
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and natural […] |
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Save the Date! The Wolf River Fall Field Day & Picnic will be held on Saturday, September 7 from 9 am - 1 pm on the Gerry Mich property in Outagamie County. More details to come! Contact Debra Schroeder-Fisher with any questions dschroederfisher3@gmail.com For more information about WWOA, visit wisconsinwoodlands.org |
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be : Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and […]
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be : Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and […] |
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and natural […] |
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Join the Bad Axe Chapter of WWOA at their Fall Field Day on Saturday, September 14, 2019 starting at 8:30 am! Hosted by the Jay Carlson Tree Farm in Richland County, visit sites and learn about the work being done on: Pollinator habitat Machine tree planting Oak establishment - direct seeding Young forest (aspen) establishment […] |
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and natural […] |
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local area Owners of nonindustrial private forest land Representatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and natural […] |
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Come celebrate WWOA's 40th Anniversary with us in Marshfield! More details to come as we get closer to the date. More information about the annual meeting can always be found on the Annual Meeting page at: http://wisconsinwoodlands.org/annual-meeting/ For more information about WWOA, visit wisconsinwoodlands.org
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The Local Working Group (LWG) is a diverse group of people with agricultural and natural resource interests. Members may be Agricultural producers representing the variety of crops and livestock raised within the local areaOwners of nonindustrial private forest landRepresentatives of agricultural and environmental organizations Representatives of governmental agencies carrying out agricultural and natural resource conservation […] |
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The creation of a healthy woodland requires knowledge of forestry techniques and the investment of time and money. This session will link you to people, programs and organizations that offer technical and financial assistance for all aspects of your woodland. We will also take you through the beginning steps of woodland management. Start by considering […]
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Join the Invasive Plants Association of Wisconsin and the Central Wisconsin Invasives Partnership for a field day that includes: Identifying & mapping invasive plants management techniques Q&A session with local and state experts Registration Required IPAW Members This field day is free to IPAW members. However, you must let us know you will be attending. […] |
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Do you have injured or dying trees? This session will review insects, diseases, non-native invasive species and other factors that can affect the vigor and diversity of your woodland. You will leave knowing signs and symptoms of sick or stressed trees and who to call if you have a concern.
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Save the Date!Phoenix-Falls Chapter Fall Field Day to be held at the Ross Prior property near Crivitz.Watch for more information to be published as it becomes availableContact WWOA at wwoa@uwsp.edu or 715-346-4798.For more information about WWOA, visit wisconsinwoodlands.org |