This course will cover the topics of reproductive anatomy and physiology, heat detection and heat, reproductive tracts, semen handling, AI equipment, repro and injection model, estrous synchronization, pregnancy detection, bull selection, and practice with live cows.

PEAQ is a method developed by the University of Wisconsin to provide an estimate of the relative feed value of first cutting alfalfa based on crop height and maturity. Results from sample collection will be posted on Tuesdays and Fridays during the month of May.

Join Wisconsin Horticulture Extension for free online gardening programs — and watch from any device! Our topics are suitable for gardeners of any skill level. These online sessions are free, but registration is required for each session you would like to attend.

New to Wisconsin or looking to get some hands-on practice scouting early-season field and forage crops?

Join us for a Crop Scouting Field Day on May 19 in Janesville! This is a low-stress, hands-on day designed to give you the skills you need to be a pro scout from Day 1.

The Center for Community and Nonprofit Studies (CommNS) seeks a community practitioner to serve as an advisor and participant on our CommNS team, providing meaningful input from the field to inform our programming, and leveraging the opportunity to work with the CommNS to advance their own professional aims. 

The Green County RESET Report, published March 2026, gives an overview of community perspectives, questions, and discussion on renewable energy conversations facilitated in Green County in 2025-26.