Farming has a significant footprint across America, from the land it takes to raise animals and crops to the impacts on water quality and a changing climate. Farmers across WI have a long-standing commitment to sustainability. bit.ly/3IUitu3

Want to learn more about SnapPlus? The first training will be a SnapPlus 101 training for new(er) SnapPlus users. The last three trainings are for SnapPlus users who are familiar with the program. Each training will focus on a specific tool within SnapPlus.

LASA receives grant for $100,582. The grant will help answer “What is the optimal N application rate for corn grain production when planting into a green cereal rye cover crops?" bit.ly/43BzoJV

SnapPlus Training: Utilizing Nutrient System this Thur., July 6, 10-11:30am Learn about using the nutrient system feature in SnapPlus. The nutrient system feature is a great way to reduce time spent entering individual nutrient applications. Register Here bit.ly/3JHxsYI

Join us for food, fellowship and fun on July 20. This gathering allows LASA members, sponsors, supporters and their families to mix and mingle. All LASA members are welcome to participate at our board meeting at 5:30 p.m. (before the picnic). Please RSVP: bit.ly/43hE7jk

🌿🌾 Gain insights into successful weed and pest management techniques that are not only environmentally friendly but also cost-effective. Learn how cover crops can improve soil health, reduce erosion, and increase overall crop yields! 🌾🌿 bit.ly/3PGBMvi

Join us NEXT week for food, fellowship and fun. This gathering allows LASA members, sponsors, supporters and their families to mix and mingle. All LASA members are welcome to attend our board meeting at 5:30 p.m. (before the picnic). Please RSVP: bit.ly/43hE7jk

SnapPlus Training: Utilizing the Rotation Wizard Tool is July 20 at 10 am! Learn about using the rotation wizard tool in SnapPlus. Rotation wizard is a tool that helps make bulk changes to crop information, applications, and rotation settings. Register: bit.ly/3raXSMi

In 2022, LASA members practiced reduced soil tillage on 32,841 acres. Overall, the group has seen a 65% increase in acres with conservation practices since 2018. They potentially prevented 184,109 pounds of P from leaving the fields. Learn more here: bit.ly/3OierPW

Join us on Mon, Aug. 14, to explore crop management and increase farm profitability. Learn about diverse grain crop rotations, optimizing water quality, nitrogen management, and tackling weeds. Register before Aug 9: bit.ly/3rnXc65: bit.ly/3rnXc65

We had a fantastic opportunity for our community to gather and discuss important topics like soil health and water quality in our area last week. 🌱💧 Plus, we took a moment to honor Steve Richter, The Nature Conservancy for his incredible support and wish him all the best in retirement!

📢 Join the Citizen Science Cover Crop Program in Wisconsin and help shape the future of cover cropping! 🌾📊 🌱 Contribute to fine-tuning cover crop recommendations across the state and learn more by filling out the sign-up form by clicking here ➡️ bit.ly/47jOsi6

Check out this sneak peek of the 😮 new drone brought by Cooper Family Farms at our last board meeting. Stay tuned for updates on a potential field day this fall! 🌾 #dronetechnology #seedingcovers

Join us on Mon, Aug. 14, to explore crop management and increase farm profitability. Learn about diverse grain crop rotations, optimizing water quality, nitrogen management, and tackling weeds. Register before Aug 9: bit.ly/3rnXc65: bit.ly/3rnXc65

According to modeling-based analysis, cover crops and other field practices adopted by LASA farmers significantly reduce the chance of harmful runoff into streams and lakes. Learn more about the groups #environmental impact here: bit.ly/3OierPW

Join us for a workshop focused on Palmer amaranth identification, prevention, and control in WI grain cropping systems on Monday, Aug. 14 from 4-6 p.m. To RSVP for the event: send a message to Josh Kamps call or text: 608-516-7183 email: [email protected]

Becky Brathal, a regional crops educator with the University of Wisconsin Extension, shares her sympathy with local farmers about the dry conditions but encourages them not to give up on cover crops after one tough year. bit.ly/3YVq1Ug

In 2022, farmers potentially reduced #carbondioxide equivalents by 14,937 tons. The amount of reduced greenhouse gas emissions equals 2,920 cars 🚗 driven annually. Learn more about the groups #environmental impact here: bit.ly/3OierPW

Don’t delay! 2023 Cost Share Program, Member Conservation Practice Survey (required for cost share) and TNC Cover Crop Incentive Program are due November 15. Visit our website for more information or to sign up. bit.ly/3xCcHpd

Remember to register for the Wisconsin Water and Soil Health Conference by Nov. 6 to take advantage of early bird pricing! bit.ly/49jCCVX The WWASH conference is a great opportunity to learn more about the intersections of agronomy, water quality and soil health.