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5/14/2012
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AMPI Expansion
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Even in a sluggish economy, the Wisconsin dairy industry continues to expand and reinvest. Find out how Associated Milk Producers Inc. is helping to make an economic impact and improve their product at the same time!
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5/7/2012
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Alice Blitz
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Some students at Winnequah Elementary are learning where their favorite foods come from. Alice in Dairyland is using an interactive program to teach fourth graders across the state about Wisconsin’s $26.5 billion dairy business.
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4/30/2012
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A Farm of Many Colors
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As children grow up generations removed from the agriculture industry, it’s increasingly difficult for them to understand where their food comes from. See author Angie Edge's creative way to explain it to youngsters!
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After being read the story of a Farm of Many Colors, youngsters were treated to a healthy snack, a yogurt parfait.
Author Angie Edge reads from the book, A Farm of Many Colors, which helps illustrate all the different colored foods and things that can be found on a farm.
Author Angie Edge interacts with kindergarteners at Monticello Elementary where she read her book, A Farm of Many Colors, and helped children learn about all the foods that are grown and produced on a farm.
Youngsters are enjoying the book, A Farm of Many Colors, and learning about all the colorful foods grown and produced on a farm.
The children’s book, A Farm of Many Colors, written by Angie Edge of the Wisconsin Dairy Council, came about due to the lack of age-appropriate books for children about nutrition and where their food comes from.
Author Angie Edge says the inspiration for the book came from her experiences growing up on her parent’s farm in rural Monticello.
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4/23/2012
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National Outstanding Young Farmer - Schaal's
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Every business, large or small, wants to know that it is doing a good job, and when you learn that you’re doing well on a national scale, it’s that much more rewarding. Meet the National Outstanding Young Farmer award winner.
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4/16/2012
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Fuel-Up Chef
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It’s not every day that your school wins a state and a national competition, but students at Park View Middle School in Mukwonago did! See how a little cooking demonstration has students thinking about better health.
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4/9/2012
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U.S. Dairy Sustainability Award
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The Wisconsin dairy industry has a long legacy of caring for the land while providing consumers with outstanding dairy products. The Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy has launched the U.S. Dairy Sustainability Awards to provide recognition for dairy farms and businesses. We’ll visit Holsum...
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4/2/2012
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2012 World Championship Cheese Contest
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The recent World Championship Cheese contest held in Madison not only revealed international winners, but an occasion to savor the results. We’ll discover how the contest grew in both entries and enjoyment.
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3/26/2012
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Melthouse Bistro
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April is grilled cheese month, and to honor this classic sandwich we’re...
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3/19/2012
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Fuel Up to Play 60 Event with Jordy Nelson
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It’s not every day that an elementary school gets a visit from a Green Bay Packer player, but thanks to the Fuel Up to Play 60 Program one lucky school in Appleton did! Hear the inspirational message that Wide Receiver Jordy Nelson is sending to students!
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3/12/2012
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100th Barn Quilt
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They’re not soft and cuddly, but barn quilts are beautiful to behold, and in Shawano County they’re everywhere. See the 100th quilt square adorning the side of a barn!
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