The Wisconsin Agriculturist, in partnership with the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board; Growmark/FS; the ag law firm of Twohig, Rietbrock, Schneider and Halbach S.C. Of Chilton; and Compeer Financial, proudly presents the 2018 Master Agriculturist award to five top achievers in farming, community service and leadership.The Master Agriculturist program is Wisconsin’s oldest farm awards program and one of the longest-run career achievement honors programs in U.S. Agriculture, dating back to 1930, when the Wisconsin Agriculturist first honored farmers for their hard work, dedication, success in farming and exemplary leadership.Congratulations to Tom Kriskovich of Ashland, Dan Natzke of Greenleaf, Lyle Ott of Brillion, Keith Ripp of Lodi and Tom Sarbacker of Verona.
All five winners have worn many hats in their businesses and communities, have built top-notch farming operations, and are truly deserving of receiving the Master Agriculturist award.The 2018 honorees will be recognized at a luncheon on March 28 at La Sure’s Hall in Oshkosh during the Wisconsin Public Service Farm Show held at the nearby Experimental Aircraft Association Grounds. The keynote speaker is Jerry Crownover, who owns a cow-calf operation in Missouri and writes the column “Life is Simple” in Wisconsin Agriculturist.The winners were selected for their proven ability and accomplishments as progressive farmers, and for the time, effort and leadership they contribute to community, church and agricultural organizations.The Master Agriculturist award is given to honor not only the selected individuals, but also their families.The award process begins by requesting a nomination form.
Forms already are available for the 2019 awards. To obtain a form, email, call 920-346-2285, or write to: Master Agriculturist, Wisconsin Agriculturist, 112 S.
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Prairie St., P.O. Box 236, Brandon, WI 53919.Watch the website in the coming days to learn more about the Master Agriculturist program and this year’s individual winners.
We are now accepting members for our 2019 Summer/Fall season! Most, if not all of your questions can be answered here, on our website, but if you still need assistance after you’ve looked around, don’t hesitate to!Our Summer/Fall and Winter CSA produce comes from a conglomerate of amazing small, family farms in NY state with the bulk of produce (vegetables and fruit) coming from Hepworth Farms. Hepworth Farms is a seventh generation family owned farm in Milton, NY on the banks of the Hudson River. The farm is lovingly run and operated by Amy Hepworth, Gail Hepworth and Gerry Greco. Hepworth's vegetables and berries are Certified Organic and they practice Integrative Pest Management when farming the rest of their fruit.What is a CSA?A CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) is a partnership between a city group and regional farmers.
During the winter and spring, the CSA farmers sell shares in their farm's upcoming harvest to individuals, families or institutions. The share price goes toward the cost of growing and distributing a season's worth of produce and paying the farmer(s) a living wage.
By supporting the farmers, our CSA members not only get freshly harvested produce once a week at very affordable prices, but each member is also helping to preserve local/sustainable agriculture and farmland! If that’s not enough, members also enjoy connecting to their local community of food-conscious neighbors and can participate in potlucks, trips to the farm and other fun events.What types of memberships do you offer?Summer/Fall CSA: This season, we will offer Large or Small 23 week seasonal memberships or shortened 15 week memberships which we call, 'Vacationer’s Share” memberships. The 15-week 'Vacationer’s Share memberships” are to accommodate those who are away during most or all of July and August; so pick-ups are only during the months of June, September, October and November.Once your Veggie Share is chosen, members can add as many, they wish to customize their weekly collection. Our HUGE selection of Add-On Options consist of fruit, pastured eggs, raw cow or goat milks, yogurts, pastured pork or poultry, 100% grass-fed beef or lamb, cow and goat cheeses, mushrooms and more! We even offer KOSHER poultry and diary items!Winter CSA:Our Winter CSA is typically 6 distributions over the course of 3 months during the winter. In addition to seasonal veggies and fruit, we hope to offer micro greens and many of our.Where and when do we pick up our veggies each week?The 2019 season will begin @ June 11th (give or take depending on Mother Nature) and run for 23 consecutive weeks (excluding the week of July 4th) and ending @ November 19th.
Our freshly harvested produce is delivered from the farms to our distribution site in NYC, at the Church of St Paul & St Andrew, 263 W 86th St at West End Ave. Members, or their representatives, collect their food at the site anytime between 4:00 and 7:30. PM every Tuesday in our beautiful outdoor courtyard. During inclement weather, we distribute at the same location but indoors.Late pick-ups are available.
Before joining, please email to make arrangements.Why Join Cream of the Crop CSA?. Certified Organic Produce. 23 or 15 week Memberships.
Large or Small Veggie shares. Over 19 Add-On Option choices. Late Pick-up hours. Weekly newsletters. Dedicated Core Group of members.