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The Lead Masks Mystery: Death on Vintém Hill 5:58

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In 1966, two Brazilian men were found dead on Vintém Hill under bizarre circumstances that continue to perplex investigators and conspiracy theorists alike. Lying side by side, their bodies were discovered wearing matching lead masks—shields with no eyeholes—alongside cryptic notes. Were they victims of a cult ritual, a failed experiment, or something even more otherworldly? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…

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Pam Jahnke chats with Olivia Gunther Schroeder from Purina about best practices for raising calves. Calves are valuable, so ensuring they have a strong start is key. She emphasizes the need for high quality colostrum to ensure a strong start and to keep them going strong with proper nutrition and sanitation practices.

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Weathering the Storm: A Banker’s Take on Wisconsin Ag Lending 6:31

2 gün önce6:31

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In a year marked by a lot of uncertainties, many Wisconsin farmers are wondering what’s next. Behind the scenes, agricultural lenders are working closely with producers—not just to manage risk, but to help guide long-term success. One of those voices is Nicholas Felder, vice chair of the ag bankers section board, who’s seeing both concern and quiet confidence among his clients in Southwest Wisconsin. Lenders are watching for key traits in borrowers. “The farms with an executive mindset—handling HR, finances, equipment choices—those are the ones that survive long term,” he emphasized. Some sectors are faring better than others. “Dairy had an average year in 2024. But 2025 will be tougher. Crop farmers will face another rough season,” Felder shared. “Cattle producers are doing okay—if the math adds up.” Across the board, producers are feeling uncertain. “There’s a lot of pessimism in agriculture right now,” Felder said. “No one knows what’s coming next—six weeks or six months out.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Portage Plant Powers Back for Cheese Lovers 10:00

3 gün önce10:00

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From your favorite restaurant to dinner tables around the world, a key Wisconsin facility quietly helps deliver cheese to your plate. But when a fire temporarily shut down operations, it posed a major challenge. Now, that plant is bouncing back stronger than ever. Sarah Schmidt, Vice President of Marketing for AMPI, is sharing the story of how they overcame the setback at their Portage plant and what it means for the future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Full Dance Card During May Beef Month - Kaitlyn Kesler 8:59

4 gün önce8:59

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The Wisconsin Beef Council is crisscrossing the state in the month of May, promoting beef and the recipes that are making it great! Kaitlyn Kesler, Director of Communication & Outreach for the Wisconsin Beef Council tells Pam Jahnke that their annual "Best Beef Burger" campaign has been overwhelmed with entries! Here's your Elite 8: Elite 8: 11:11 Burgers & Beignets - Fond du Lac Brazen Head Pub - West Bend Brothers On Oak - Baraboo The Dump - Cambria IRON Horse Saloon - Hurley Local Press Burger Bar - Kewaskum Mihm’s Charcoal Grill Menasha - Menasha Straight Home – Eland Kesler says that the panel of judges will be logging miles to make sure that the best of the best are announced as winners at the end of the month! Speaking of the month! All month long in May, pay attention to the beef messages you'll hear and see at your Kwik Trip pumps! Thanks to a partnership with Kwik Trip and Pit Boss, you could score not only great beef - but a Pit Boss Navigator grill/smoker. You can use store visits to enter, and get an additional entry by making a fresh beef purchase. Checkoff Chat is brought to you courtesy of the Equity Livestock Sales Cooperative Sales Association. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Equine Diseases Spiked Last Year - Is Your Horse Vaccinated? 3:01

4 gün önce3:01

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Spring is the time for horse owners to reevaluate their vaccine regimens. Diseases are out there that threaten your prized animals, but they're preventable. Dr. Heather Roney is a veterinarian and epidemiologist with the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection's Division of Animal Health, overseeing state equine programs. She walks us through the health risks your horse may encounter this year. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Nelson Takes The Reins As Organic Valley CEO 7:49

4 gün önce7:49

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Organic Valley has selected agricultural veteran and community advocate Shawna Nelson as the cooperative’s fourth CEO, effective March 28. She’s also the cooperative’s first female CEO. Over almost 20 years within the co-op, she has grown from intern to CEO, contributing significantly to Organic Valley’s growth. Born and raised in the Driftless Area, Nelson started her career at Organic Valley in 2005 as an intern. She later moved into marketing, sales analysis, recruitment, employee relations, field operations, and dairy pool management. In every position, Nelson excelled and deepened her understanding of cooperative structure and strategy. She takes the lead as outgoing CEO Jeff Frank leaves to assume the CEO role at Monogram Foods. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Explain Resources Available Through Agrability And Farmer Pessimism High 50:00

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On April 15th AgrAbility of Wisconsin and the National Farm Medicine Center, will be hosting an outreach summite to educate agencies on what's available resource-wise through the group. Melissa Ploeckelman, outreach specialist with the National Farm Medicine Center. explains the itinerary to Jill Welke. Fog this morning, but improving temperatures on the horizon according to Stu Muck. How far do you have to drive to find a doctor? Any kind of doctor? For many rural residents that drive may take an hour or more. Ben Jarboe finds out about the Wisconsin Collaborative for Rural GME(graduate medical education). Lori Rodefeld is their director and says they're focused on engaging with medical students about the options to practice in rural communities. One of the ways they entice students into the conversation is through tuition reimbursement. She explains both the challenges and the rewards. Tariffs were paused on Wednesday and the markets immediately started to respond. Dr. Joe Outlaw is a professor and extension economist at Texas A&M University, and his most recent survey of farmers doesn't look promising. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Honey Queen Cares And Beef Bull Sale Soars 50:00

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The Midwest Horse Fair returns to the Alliant Energy Center in Madison this weekend. Ben Jarboe visits with show manager, Terri Giannati, about how engagement looks this year. The event is the biggest gathering of equine enthusiasts in the nation, and focuses on education instead of the "show" element. Rain is rolling back to Wisconsin. Stu Muck says it's not going to be a lot, but it will diminish the sun. Pam Jahnke visits with Randy Cath from the Steffes Group at the WPS Farm Show. April auctions are stacking up and Cath explains the conversations he's having with auction partners. He says that there's all kinds of dynamics at play when an auction's being pulled together. Paid for by Steffes Group. Emily Sydow, Wisconsin's new Honey Queen, says she's learning that beekeepers lost a large number of bees over the winter. She says she's hoping to draw attention to the issue at the state capitol and within state agencies that could help. The 68th annual WI Beef Improvement Association's Bull Sale was a record breaker last weekend. Stephanie Hoff gets the digit details from Alan Arndt, president of the WBIA. 68 bulls came from WI, IA, IL, MN and Montana! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Petals of Strength: The Story of a Successful Flower Farm Built from Grief 12:01

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From heartbreak to harvest—one Minnesota woman has turned unexpected tragedy into something truly beautiful. For Liz Fiedler, what began as a simple roadside flower stand during the pandemic has blossomed into a thriving farm and floral business. She joins Pam Jahnke to share how digging into the soil helped her heal, and how she’s built a business rooted in resilience, beauty, and a deep sense of community See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Meet The 2025 Wisconsin Honey Queen 6:01

5 gün önce6:01

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The 2025 Wisconsin Honey Queen is Emily Sydow from Sun Prairie. Currently a student at UW-Madison, majoring in Agricultural and Applied Economics, she shares how beekeepers placing their hives on her family's farm first sparked her love for the industry. She shares more information about the farm she grew up on and the animals they kept. She also says that she hopes to one day work in the capitol with legislatures to advocate for agriculture. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Alice Encourages All To Celebrate Earth Month 4:07

5 gün önce4:07

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April is Earth Month which means Wisconsin residents are encouraged to get out and do something good for the environment. Alice In Dairyland, Halei Heinzel, shares some fun facts about sustainable agriculture efforts within the state. She also says that on Arbor Day, which is April 25th, she will be planting a tree in Crawford County to support sustainability efforts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Senator Testin Advocates for Stronger Support of Wisconsin Farmers 10:16

5 gün önce10:16

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As Wisconsin’s agriculture faces both challenges and opportunities, one state senator is stepping up to help shape policies that support farmers across the state. Senator Patrick Testin, who chairs the Senate Committee on Agriculture and Revenue, has a background that blends both politics and agriculture. He’s been actively working to ensure Wisconsin's farming community thrives, advocating for everything from infrastructure improvements to new farming practices. Senator Testin joins Pam Jahnke to talk about the priorities driving his work and how he got his start in agriculture policy. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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REAP: Farm-To-School Program At Risk 9:18

6 gün önce9:18

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REAP Food Group calls the termination of the Local Food For Schools and Child Care program a “major blow” to Wisconsin. The U.S. Department of Agriculture is cutting two programs that provided about $1 billion in funding to schools and food banks to buy directly from local farms. That includes about $660 million this year for the Local Food for Schools program. Allison Pfaff Harris, Farm to School Director for REAP Food Group in Madison, says the termination is effective May 6. “The termination of the Local Food for Schools and Child Care (LFSCC) program is a major blow to not only schools and farms around Wisconsin, but schools and farms throughout the country,” she says. “Throughout my career, folks have asked me ‘How do we move local foods into schools?’. To me, it’s never been an issue of abundance or lack of interest by schools and farmers but a funding issue.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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WBIA Bull Sale Was Record-Breaking 8:45

6 gün önce8:45

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The Wisconsin Beef Improvement Association's 68th Annual Bull Test Sale featured 68 bulls averaging $5,358. This year's sale was “record-breaking” for the WBIA. The sale average was the highest it has ever been, surpassing the previous sale average record from 2022, with an average sale price over $500 higher than last year. The sale was via DVAuction online and live auction at UW-Platteville Pioneer Farm this past weekend. The buyers appreciated the bulls the consignors entered into the test and sale, says WBIA President Allan Arndt. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Tech College Helps Fill The Need For Dairy Farm Labor 9:36

6 gün önce9:36

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For many in Wisconsin Dairy Farming is a way of life. But recent times have shown a labor shortage making it harder for these farmers to produce. One school in Green Bay heard this call for help and implemented the only pure dairy science program in the nation. Wendy Vandenboom, a dairy science instructor and Veterinarian with the Northeast Wisconsin Technical College shares the story of how local farmers called on them to start the program. She also shares what the future holds for the only pure dairy science college program in the nation. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Wisconsin Leads The Charge For Rural Healthcare 13:23

6 gün önce13:23

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Wisconsin has been working hard to close the gap between the demand for rural doctors and the actual number there are. This all starts with where medical students get placed for their residency. Lori Rodefeld the Director of the Wisconsin Collaborative for Rural GME shares an update on the effort to provide more healthcare for rural Wisconsin. She says that as part of this effort, Wisconsin is home to the first rural OB-GYN program in the country. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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