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University of Wisconsin-Extension, Claire Thompson, Community Development Educator

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Community Development

All About the Food at ............. page 1

Farm Technology Days

Home And Community Education Letter from the Presidents . ….page 2

Fall Fun Fest………...……... page 2

Family Living Resources for Families and .... page 3

Communities

In this Issue:

4-H & Youth

Kewaunee County .................. page 4

Fair Schedule

Award Nominations ................ page 4

Fall Forum Information .......... page 5

Club News ............................... page 5

Agriculture Education

Farm Technology Days ........... page 6

Schedule of Events

Commemorative Toy ............. page 7

Landmark Farms ..................... page 8

Volume 143

Issue 113 July 2017 A Monthly Collection Of Information For Kewaunee County

Community Development

All About the Food at Farm Technology Days

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Kewaunee County residents.

These programs are supported by

your tax dollars. We look forward

to receiving your comments. Please

call us at the phone numbers

provided in the individual headers.

Everybody has to eat! And if you’re going to

eat, you may as well eat something local and

great! The Food Committee of 2017 Farm Tech-

nology Days has been working behind the scenes

to organize all aspects of delivering a first rate

menu at the event. Given the sheer quantity of

food we expect to sell, we are very excited to

showcase some local food producers to represent a

sampling of all the great food we have to offer in

Kewaunee County.

Local Menu Items

Burgers – Beef is donated by Ebert Enterprises

for all the burgers – 12-15 steers that they raised

Brats – Konop’s Meat Market in Stangelville

Wieners – Salmon Meats in Luxemburg

Savory Chicken Wrap - Dried Cherries from

Weinke’s Market in Algoma

Salmon Fish Spread with Crackers – LaFond’s

Fish Market in Kewaunee

Cheese Curds & String Cheese – Renard’s

Cheese in Algoma

Fresh Baked Kolaches - Ag Heritage Farm in

Kewaunee

Nonprofit Groups Benefitting from

Food Tent Sales

Over 650 volunteers from nonprofit

organizations will be working at the food tents.

Profits from the sales of food are distributed to

the nonprofit organizations at the end of the

show. The amount is based on the total number

of hours their volunteers worked. Below is a list

of nonprofits that are represented at 2017 Farm

Technology Days.

Knights of Columbus

Kewaunee Artisan Center

Kewaunee Food Pantry

Denmark Future Farmers of America

Kewaunee Future Business Leaders of America

Kewaunee High School

Kewaunee County 4-H

Kewaunee Rotary

Carlton Legion

St John Lutheran

St Paul Lutheran

St Mary’s Home School

Algoma Hunting and Fishing Club

Ice Age Trail Alliance

Mishicot Future Farmers of America

Violence Intervention Project

St Isidore The Farmer Parish

Algoma Snowriders Snowmobile Club

Sweet Adeline’s Chorus

Rio Creek Aviation Foundation

Kewaunee County Farm Technology

Days is serious about food safety! Our

goal is to keep everyone healthy! Each

and every volunteer is required to attend

a food safety training. Here are just a few

things they will learn!

Personal Hygiene is the first line of

defense. Do not come to work sick.

Come to work neat and clean with

hair restraints. Wash hands before

work, before putting on gloves, or

when returning to work for any rea-

son. Workers must wear gloves if they

are handling food.

Temperature Control is critical. Hot

foods must be kept above 135

degrees. Cold food must be kept be-

low 41 degrees. Thermometers must

be used to test temperatures hourly.

Sanitation and Cleaning. Volunteers

will learn how to make and maintain a

sanitizing solution. One capful of

bleach + a gallon water = 100 PPM,

and that should be tested with test

strip. Wiping cloths should be stored

in the solution.

Food Safety is #1

Local Government Essentials

Parliamentary Procedure Basics, Tuesday, July 25 10:30am - 12:00 noon

This program will provide a basic comprehension of the rules local government

officials traditionally use in the conduct of meetings. Procedural issues such as what can

be done in the absence of a quorum, how a decision can be reconsidered, and common

misconceptions will be addressed.

Presented by Larry Larmer, Outreach Specialist and Professor Emeritus

To register online, follow the link at lgc.uwex.edu or call 608-262-0810.

Local Government programs are moderated by UW-Extension’s Local Government

Center staff.

Thank you to the FTD Food Committee Volunteers!

Over the past two years a group of volunteers have been diligently coordinating all aspects of the

food service. They have selected and trained nonprofit volunteers to provide food and beverage at the

show, selected the menu, sourced the food, and organized and coordinated six food tents, four beverage

tents and two ice cream tents! We extend a sincere thank you to their hard work and dedication!

Suzi Sevcik * Mary Novak * Ronald Van Dyck * Claire Thompson * Dave Running * Eric Treml *

Gayheart Piesler * Ron Paider * Paul Mleziva * Sallie Marquardt * Scott Ven Den Heuvel

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Association for Home and Community Education

Notes From The HCE Co-Presidents

“A Reflection of You” was

the theme of the 65th Spring

Banquet, on May 2, at the

Rendezvous. We had a tasty

chicken dinner, with all the

trimmings and pies. We enjoyed

Barb Engelbert Chisholm’s

portrayal of her great-

grandmother in attire and story as

she shared memories of the

Peshtigo Fire, Oct. 8, 1871.

The Kewaunee County

Wisconsin Bookworms

conducted the bake-less bake

sale. Thank you to all who

contributed again to make this

successful.

Two HCE scholarship awards

were presented to the

granddaughters of our members

Joan Karl and Anita Schuller.

The Barb Hartjes Memorial

Scholarship was presented to

Mitch Kudick. Barb was a

member of HCE.

The Outstanding HCE

member award was presented to

Jan Tess. She is our newly

elected co-president, and was

presented the award by Anita

Schuller, our other newly elected

co-president.

Our annual HCE trip took us

to the New Glarus area this year.

We are looking forward to Music

in the Park on July 9, enjoying

delicious pies made by our

members and the fantastic show

of “Let Me Be Frank”. July 29,

we will again make delicious pies

for the Pig Roast, served down by

the marina in Kewaunee.

HCE will be promoted in an

educational booth at Farm

Technology Days, July 11-13, in

the Family Living Tent,

co-chaired by Judy & Mari. Stop

at our booth, and pick-up your

souvenir bookmark, made by our

members. While in the tent, visit

the host family display, featuring

the quilt depicting the life of the

Ebert Family. Kewaunee County

HCE helped make this quilt a

reality.

Our Nicaragua Sewing

supply collection dated July 22,

has been postponed until further

notice, because the warehouse in

Stevens Point is full. Watch for

further notice for a rescheduled

date.

Check with Robin Nelson

255-1357 to confirm dates and

times for biking and kayaking in

July and August. We look

forward to seeing all club

presidents August 8, at the

executive board meeting, and all

our members at the August 21

Fall FunFest at the Franklin

Town Hall. As usual, this a

potluck and Mari is looking

forward to grazing on all the

delightful varieties of food! By

August 14, sign up to attend the

Mason Jar Craft program on

August 28.

As we are writing this letter,

Judy & Mari are enjoying a

vacation with our husbands in

Branson, MO. We’ve seen some

great shows, stayed up late

playing games, had giggle

sessions, and LOTS of

food. Now, BACK TO FUN!!!

Our HCE newsletter is done!

Respectfully submitted,

Co-Presidents Mari Fager &

Judy Malcore , Kewaunee County

HCE

Home and Community Education, Mari Fager & Judy Malcore, 920-388-2841 or 920-412-3922


Upcoming Events

WAHCE Facebook Information - 2017

To find the WAHCE Facebook page:

From your own Facebook page, in the search bar (upper left hand

corner) type in Wisconsin Association for Home and Community

Education, once there Like or Follow us to get WAHCE infor -

mation.

https://www.facebook.com/WAHCEinc

July

8 (Tues) Executive Board Meeting @ 6:30 pm

Junta de la directiva ejecutiva

Kewaunee Co. Admin. Center

21 (Mon) Fall Fun Fest @ 6:00 pm Fiesta del otoño

Franklin Farmerettes Location: Franklin Town Hall (Half mile south of Stangelville on AB)

Backpacks (filled) will be collected for Nicaragua.

Traer su plato para comer y un platillo para compartir. Bebidas propocionadas. Coleccion de las mochilas para Nicaragua.

28 (Mon) Mason Jar Craft Program @ 6:30 p.m. Programa de Jarro de Artesania Presenters: Anita Schuller and Kay Nemetz Facilitators: Anita Schuller 388-3171 Kay Nemetz 487-3166 Location: Highway Dept., 4280 Cty Rd F (across from Bruemmer Park)

9 (Sun) Music in the Park Fundraiser, Kewaunee Musica en el parque función para recaudar fondos

11-13 Farm Technology Days Dias de tecnologia del rancho

Location: Ebert Farm, N6939 Cty Rd D, Algoma

29 (Sat) Pig Roast Fundraiser Location: Kewaunee Marina

August

FALL FUN FEST!

What: Fall Fun Fest – Bring a new member When: Monday, August 21, 2017 Time: 6:00 PM Where: Franklin Town Hall, County AB in Stangelville Why: Fun, friendship and new members can get acquainted with HCE Who: HCE Members and guests (prospective HCE members) Bring: A dish to pass Hosted by: Franklin Farmerettes

Volunteers and Pies Needed for Music in the Park

and Pig Roast Fundraisers

The Annual Pig Roast sponsored by Kewaunee Co. HCE and Literacy Partners of Kewaunee County will be held on Saturday, July 29 from 11 am to 3 pm at the Nancy Lazansky City Shelter, located on the north side of the harbor, just over the bridge in downtown Kewaunee. Along with the pork, we will be serving red potatoes, sauerkraut, rye bread, assorted homemade pies and soft drinks. Pies are needed from our members. We need members to work that day, please consider working and if not, joining us at this delicious fund raiser. Contact Jan Zenner for more information.

Music in the Park Fundraiser

Don’t forget “Music in the Park” July 9. We need pies from each club and their help in the food stand. “Let Me Be Frank” will be the entertainment. We appreciate your volunteer efforts in our fundraisers.

NO AUGUST FOGHORN

Summer Biking and Kayaking with Robin Montando la bicicleta y kayakiendo

Call Robin Nelson at 255-1357 for dates and times

Llame a Robin Nelson para fechas y horarios


Family Living

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Like many parents, you might be trying to decide if it is safe to

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Contact Renee Koenig, [email protected] or 920-388-

7137 for more information.

Home Alone Program

Upcoming workshop: Every Wednesday

Aug. 2nd -Sept. 6th 2017

1pm-3:30pm

Located at St. John’s Lutheran Church,

700 Heritage Rd, Luxemburg, WI 54217

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Kewaunee County Resources for Families and Communities

A Resource Sharing event was held on

June 5, 2017 at the Kewaunee County

Administration Center. The event provided an

opportunity for community service providers to

share information about the resources and

services available to assist Kewaunee County

adults, children and families.

The Resource Sharing event brought

together representatives of the agencies and

organizations in a face-to-face format which

allowed many of them to meet in person for the

first time. More than half of the agencies that

provide assistance to Kewaunee County

residents are headquartered in surrounding

counties and do not have an office location in

Kewaunee County.

Creating awareness of resources and

sharing information with services providers is

important because informed providers can help

connect families with resources that they might

not otherwise find on their own. Job loss,

underemployment, family changes, and living

on a fixed income are just some of the reasons

that families might benefit from community

assistance programs like the ones shared at the

Resource Sharing event.

A list of the agencies and program

information shared included:

Aging and Disabilities Resource Center

(ADRC) of the Lakeshore

Algoma Housing Authority

Atrium Post Acute Care

Bellin Health

Birth to 3

Brown County Human Services

Brown County Planning Commission

CapTel Captioned Telephone

Catholic Charities

Curative Connections

Emergency Management

Energy Services Inc.

Family and Child Care Resources of

Northeast Wisconsin

Food Wise

Home and Community Education (HCE)

Lakeshore Community Pantry

Lakeshore Tobacco Prevention Network

LC Food Pantry (Marv’s Bin)

Legal Action – Elder Rights Project

Literacy Partners Inc.

Money Management Counselors FISC

Northeast WI Children and Youth with

Special Health Care Needs

Public Health Department

United Funds

UW-Extension

Violence Intervention Project Inc.

We Are HOPE Inc. Employment Services

If you have any questions about the Resource

Sharing event, please contact Renee Koenig,

[email protected] or 920-388-7137.

Healthy Living with Diabetes

Saving Money for Medical Expenses

and Understanding Health Insurance

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University of Wisconsin Extension, Jill Jorgensen, 4-H Youth Development


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4-H Youth Development

Development STEM I Want to

Know! Camp (IW2K! STEM

Camp) will be held again this

year at Upham Woods Outdoor

Learning Center in Wisconsin

Dells, WI. This overnight

camp, open to 6th

-H members and non

will take place on Friday and

Saturday May 5

get the opportunity to learn

about science, technology,

engineering and math (STEM)

Kewaunee County Fair Schedule

The fair colors are: red, white, and blue. The theme for the fair is

“100 yrs. of Kewaunee Fair, Thanks for the memories”

Fair Theme and Colors

Kewaunee County Fair

Pen/Stall Reservations Just a reminder to clubs, that you need to request the space that

you need for youth animals projects by the following dates.

Reservations need to be made as an entire club. Please make these

requests are soon as possible to help fair coordinators figure out the

best arrangements for all animals at the fair.

Requests for pig, goat & sheep pens, dairy & beef stalls, chicken

& rabbit pens must by done by July 5, 2017. Please call Darlene

Boeder before that night at 676-4580.

Requests for horse barn stalls need to by June 30, 2017 to Nancy

LaCrosse at 920-776-1239.

Fair Clean-up Night and Pen Set-ups

One of the things that we do before the fair is help get the

fairgrounds ready for all of our projects. We ask that you take some

time to help clean and set-up in the building/barn where your

projects/animals will be on display.

Fair clean-up night in the exhibit building is Saturday, July

8th at 10am. For clean up in the exhibit building, we clean the cases,

add new linings, set-up displays and get the building ready for project

judging.

Poultry and rabbit pen set-ups (at the rabbit and poultry

barn) are on July 5th and July 9th. Check the calendar for updated

times.

Livestock and dairy stall and pen set-up is on July 15th at

6:30pm.

Saturday, July 8 7 PM – Fair Clean-up

Thursday, June 29th 3 PM – 4-H Dog show

Monday, July 17 Jr. Fair Judging

12:30 PM – 7:00 PM

All non-animal projects

3:00 PM – Model Horse Show

2:00 PM-4:00 PM – Horse Education

5:30 PM – Club Flower Pot Judging

6:00 PM – 13 – Cat

Wednesday, July 19 Entry Day for Animals (Animals should be on the grounds by 4 pm)

8:00 AM – Ultra Sound Hogs, Sheep, Beef

8:00 AM-10:00 AM – Hog Weigh-In

9:30 AM-10:30 AM – Steer Weigh-In

11:00 AM-Noon – Lamb Weigh-In

12:30 PM – Small Animal Weigh-In

3:30 PM – All Animal Exhibitors Meeting in the

Show Ring

4:00 PM – All Auction Paper Work Must Be

Turned In

4:30 PM – Llama & Alpaca Show

Followed by Goat Show

Thursday, July 20 9:00 AM-12:00 Noon – Entry Day Open Class

8:30 AM – Jr. Fair Horse Show

9:00 AM – Cavies prior to Rabbits

9:00 AM – Rabbit Show – Jr.

9:30 AM – Sheep Show

12:00 Noon – Beef Show – Open and then Jr.

1:00 PM – Rabbit Open

1:00 PM – Open Class Judging – Exhibit Hall

(Flowers, Crafts, Crops, Photography & Etc.)

5:30 PM – Horse Drill Team

6:00 PM – Hog Show

6:00 PM – Gymkhana – Jr. & Open

Friday, July 21 8:30 AM – Dairy Show – Jr. & Open

9:00 AM – Poultry Show – Jr. & Open

3:00 PM – Fun Show

5:30 PM – Drill Team & Fun Show

6:30 PM – Round Robin Showmanship

Saturday, July 22 8:30 AM – Open Class Horse Show

1:00 PM – Fair Animal Auction

1:00-2:00 PM – Jr. & Open Trail

3:30 PM – Drill Team

7:30 PM – Dairy Futurity

Sunday, July 23 9:00 AM – Open Class Speed Show

11:30 AM – Parade

2:00 PM – Kiddie Showmanship

3:00 PM – Kiddie Tractor Pull

5:00 PM – Check-Out

NO EXHIBITS MAY LEAVE

BEFORE 5 PM - NO EXCEPTIONS

Kewaunee County Junior Fair Show

Information

The Kewaunee County UW-Extension

website has information about the

upcoming Kewaunee County Fair:

http://kewaunee.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-

development/kewaunee-county-fair

Kewaunee County Fair Website

Information about the Kewaunee County

Fair including admission information,

entertainment line-up, and more can be

found at the website:

http://kewauneectyfair.com/

Mark Your Calendars: State 4-H Dog

Obedience and Showmanship Show

The State 4-H Dog show will be hosted by Monroe County and

held August 18-20 at Tomah Recreation Park. The booklet can be

found at:

http://fyi.uwex.edu/wi4haganimalscience/state-4-h-dog-show/

The entry deadline is July 1. Questions should be directed to the

State Show Chairperson: Jackie Menn (608) 823-7640

or [email protected] .

Award Nominations

Do you know an amazing

4-H leader? How about an

outstanding teen leader? Is

someone in your club or project

showing great leadership skills?

Maybe, you know a business,

organization, or community

member that is always going out

of their way to support 4-H.

These individuals should be

recognized for their hard work

and contributions to 4-H.

Now is the time to nominate

them for an award.. Each year, at

the Fall Leader’s Association

Banquet, awards are given out to

outstanding leaders, teen leaders,

new teen leaders, outstanding

club/project members, and

Kewaunee County Friend(s) of

4-H. Information forms are

available from the Kewaunee

County UW-Extension Office or

on the Kewaunee County

UW-Extension website at:

http://kewaunee.uwex.edu.

All nominations are due back

to the UW-Extension office by

September 1, 2017.

Key Awards Application Due

September 1, 2017

If you are at least 14 years

of age as of January 1, have

completed 3 years in 4-H and

have 1 year of youth leadership

experience then you are invited

to apply for this award.

This award is given to a

member who has shown

consistent growth throughout

their 4-H involvement, developed

and applied their leadership

skills, and actively participated in

functions of their club and

community. It is one of the

highest honors a 4-H member can

receive.

Forms are available at the

UW-Extension Office.

Charter Renewal Financial Packets

Just as a reminder to club leaders and project committee chairs

and treasurers, the financial portion on the Club/Committee Charter

renewal documents will be available by beginning of July. The

financial portion of the charter renewal is due back to the

UW-Extension office by September 15th. The remainder of the

packet information is due back by October 20th. If you have any

questions, please contact Jill Jorgensen at 388-7185.

http://kewaunee.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/kewaunee-county-fair

http://kewaunee.uwex.edu/4-h-youth-development/kewaunee-county-fair

http://fyi.uwex.edu/wi4haganimalscience/state-4-h-dog-show/


http://kewaunee.uwex.edu

University of Wisconsin Extension, 4-H Youth Development

website: www.uwex.edu/ces/cty/kewaunee [email protected] 920-388-7185

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University of Wisconsin Extension, Jill Jorgensen, 4-H Youth Development


4-H Youth Development


What’s Happening? Want to know what’s going on in

Project areas?

Want to see photos of fun club

activities?

Visit our web site, where each

club and Project has its own page!

http://kewaunee.uwex.edu/4-h-

youth-development/4-h-clubs/

Want to submit club information,

photos or fun activities?

Email Erin at

[email protected]

Clubs and Projects are encour-

aged to use our web site as a free

and fun club communication tool.

Any questions please contact Jill

at [email protected] or

920-388-7185

Kewaunee County 4-H would

like to extend our congratulations

to all of the seniors that graduated

high school over the last month.

We are so proud of the great lead-

ers and young adults that you

have become. It’s been an honor

to watch you grow-up through the

4-H program and we cannot wait

to see all of your future accom-

plishments.

Best Wishes to: Alexandria

Haen, Alyssa Johanek, Brooklyn

Walechka, Cody Steinhorst,

Dalton Smerchek Elizabeth

Tulachka, Emogene Kickbusch,

Eric Junio, Isaiah LeGrave, Justin

Gaedtke, Kaila McKinney, Kailey

Bosman, Kelsey Heim, Krista

Smidt, Leslie Allen, Madeline

Schopf, Megan Srnka, Mikayla

Knorn, Morgan Kroll, Morgan

Rabas, Olivia Van Donsel, Payton

Kinjerski, Samuel Pinchart,

Staschia Jensen, Taylor Froelich,

Taylor Paye, Teagan Lynts, and

Tyler Suess.

Dyckesville Dolphins

Our meeting was called to

order at 6:37pm on May 11.

Attendance was led by President

Mary J and we called out our favor-

ite color.

Our treasurer’s report was done

by Mary J. Beginning balance:

$6.57. Ending balance: $1,127.56

after food stand profits.

Old business: We are picking up

our flowers today, after the meeting,

for our flower sale. Food stand made

almost $500. Are we doing it next

year? Same location?

New business: Options for end

of year party:

Bay Beach

Courses

Roller blading

Movie/evening park movie

Picnic – maybe at the Course or

somewhere else

YMCA open swim

We voted and roller blading won.

Fair projects – friendly reminder that

the fair is coming up.

Kim will be sending infor-

mation on profits for flowers and

food sale.

Clare S motioned to adjourn the

meeting; Ben J seconded the motion.

Meeting ended at 6:54pm.

Submitted by:

Clare S.

Club Secretary

Congratulations High School Graduates!

Pictures, Pictures, Pictures

I know that we have some

great youth and adult

photographers in Kewaunee

County. Therefore, I am asking

for your help.

We are currently beginning to

compile the 2018 4-H Family

Calendar and are looking for

pictures to include in it. The

pictures should, of course, be

taken of 4-H youth and 4-H

activities. We will include as

many pictures as possible.

Pictures can be e-mailed to me at

[email protected] or

dropped off at the UW-Extension

office, or mailed to Jill Jorgensen,

4-H Youth Development,

810 Lincoln St. Kewaunee, WI

54216.

Please mark the back of

EACH PHOTO with the youth

name, your name, address, and

phone number.

Adult and Youth Leaders – Mark Your

Calendars for Fall Forum and

Hall of Fame Celebration

Don’t miss out on a great statewide workshop for youth and adult

leaders!!!

What: Fall Forum and Hall of Fame Celebration

When: November 3-5, 2017 (starting with registration at 6:00 p.m.

Friday, November 3 and ending 10:30 a.m. November 5)

Where: Green Lake Conference Center, Green Lake

Who: Each county is encouraged to send a delegation of youth and

adults

7th – 13th grade youth

Adult volunteer leaders

Staff are invited and encouraged to attend as your schedule permits

Cost: Registration Fee (includes meals, breaks, facility fees and

supplies)

$85 registration fee per person (Friday – Sunday)

$75 registration fee per person (Saturday – Sunday)

$70 registration fee (Saturday lunch and dinner)

$50 registration fee (Saturday – lunch only)

Lodging: Adults

$45/night if there are two adults

$75 – Single adult room

$25/night with three or more adults per room

Youth

$25/night with three – four youth per room Note: The room

cost increases if there is more than one person. This is why

the room rates are not half of the single room rate.

The program kicks off Friday evening with over 15 interactive

sessions. Saturday offers more than 20 workshops to choose

from. Top off the night with a special celebration where up to 10

people will be inducted into the Wisconsin 4-H Hall of Fame. An

evening of circle dancing and table games will follow the

celebration. Plus an ice cream hospitality sponsored by Cedar Crest

Ice Cream. Sunday morning brings a high energy program that you

can use at the club or community level.

All youth participants need to have a chaperon who has

completed Youth Protection identified when they register.

The top 10 reasons why youth and adult leaders will want to

attend!

1. 15+ interactive sessions Friday night… science, Cloverbuds,

games, yoga……

2. 20+ sessions Saturday from science and service to leadership

and team building …..

3. Hear how 4-H is making a difference!

4. Meet youth and adults from around the state!

5. See youth adult partnerships in action!

6. Network and share ideas!

7. Be part of Wisconsin’s largest university youth outreach

program!!

8. Get ideas and projects to take home to use in clubs, schools

and community settings!

9. Have fun!

10. Celebrate Wisconsin 4-H and learn more about Growing

4-H in Wisconsin!

Registration will end September 30.

http://glcc.org/index.html

Agriculture

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University of Wisconsin Extension, Aerica Bjurstrom, Agriculture Agent



Schedule of Events for Farm Technology Days

Opening Ceremony - Tuesday, July 11 at 9:30 AM Pre-Ceremony …………………….Harvest Time - Algoma High School Band

Color Guard……………………….Kewaunee County Sheriff’s Department

National Anthem……………...…..Taylor Jadin (Randy and Renee Ebert’s nephew)

Pledge of Allegiance………………East Shore Industries

Invocation………………………....Pastor Christopher Jackson, St. John’s Church, Rankin

Welcome…………………………..Pam Jahnke, Master of Ceremonies

Words from Kewaunee County …..Robert Weidner, Kewaunee County Board Chairman

Introduction and Remarks…………Amber Hewett, Kewaunee FTD Executive Chair

(Intro of Kewaunee County FTD Executive Committee)

Aerica Bjurstrom, Kewaune FTD Executive Secretary

(Intro of State, County and Local Officials)

Representative from………………..Governor Scott Walker or

State of Wisconsin Ben Brancel, WI Secretary of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection

“So God Made a Farmer”………….Bill Jartz, WBAY News Anchor

Introduction of the family………….Rhonda Jadin (Sister of Renee) Suzie Sutherland (Sister of Randy) introduces,

Through the eyes of Jordan and Whitney

The Generations Randy and Renee

Henry and Carol

Milk Toast by 3 Generations………Ebert Family

Butterfly Release…………………..In Memory of Britney Ebert

Field Demonstrations

Demos will be going on every day

as follows:

10AM-12PM: Mowing, Tillage,

Direct Cut Triticale

10AM-12PM: Tillage,

Mechanical Rock Picking

1PM-3PM: Merging, Raking,

Forage Chopping

1PM-3PM: Tillage and Rock

Picking

Pick up will be at the

UW Extension tent on the West

end of Tent City.

Family Living Tent Stage Entertainment

Tuesday, July 11

9:30am-10:30am Opening Ceremony

10:30am-11:00am Hooper Law Office - Features Attorney Joe McCleer on Saving the Family Farm

11:00am-12:00pm Mad Dog and Merrill sponsored by Rural Mutual Insurance - The grillin’ buddies

use comedy to teach tips, tricks and techniques on the grill

12:00pm-12:30pm Bobby Rivers - Popular local entertainer performing Johnny Cash tribute

12:30pm-12:45pm Alice in Dairyland

12:45pm-1:00pm Virginia Feld-Johnson - Published local historian on Kewaunee County history

1:00pm-2:00pm Landmark Farms Presentations - Recognition of local farms

2:00pm-3:00pm Let Me Be Frank - Professional musical stars perform Elvis and Reba

3:00pm-4:00pm Luxemburg/Casco Community Band - The group of local musicians perform a

compilation of marches, polkas and patriotic music

Wednesday, July 12

9:30am-10:00am Virginia Feld-Johnson - Published local historian on Kewaunee County history

10:00am-10:30am Bobby Rivers - Popular local entertainer providing music and song




12:00pm-12:30pm Alice in Dairyland and Host Family

12:30pm-1:00pm Bobby Rivers - Popular local entertainer providing music and song

1:00pm-2:00pm Kewaunee County Star Search Champions - Music performances

2:00pm-3:00pm Landmark Farms Presentation - Recognition of local farms

3:00pm-4:00pm Algoma Community Band - Celebrating 39 years of providing a wide variety of

polkas, musical show tunes, marches, and patriotic music

Thursday, July 13

9:30am-10:30am Bobby Rivers - Popular local entertainer performing Johnny Cash tribute




12:00pm-12:30pm Alice in Dairyland and Host Family

12:30pm-1:30pm Kewaunee County Star Search Champions - Music performances

1:30pm-2:00pm Virginia Feld-Johnson - Published local historian on Kewaunee County history

2:00pm-3:00pm Landmark Farms Presentation - Recognition of local farms

3:00pm-4:00pm Mark Jirikovec Band - Popular polka band has performed throughout the state and

Midwest. Members play multiple instruments and various styles of polka

Youth Tent Stage Schedule TUESDAY

July 11 Indoor Stage Outdoor Stage

10:15am Randy Peterson

10:30am Packerland Kennel

11:00am Barkhausen

11:30am To Be Announced

Noon Randy Peterson

1:00pm Barkhausen

Waterfowl

Preserve

1:30pm Rabbit Hopping

2:00pm Tae Kwon Do

3:00pm FFA Soil and

Tractor

WEDNESDAY




11:00am Tae Kwon Do


Noon Randy Peterson

1:00pm KC4H Dog

Project


2:00pm Fur Trappers

THURSDAY




11:00am Fish Hatchery


Noon Randy Peterson

1:00pm KC4H Dog

Project


2:00pm Tae Kwon Do

Equine Tent Schedule

Tuesday, July 11

10AM Chris Cox - Ground Work in

Preparation for Riding

11:30AM Dan James - Basics for the Liberty Horse

12:30PM Mounted Justice

1:30PM Chris Cox - Correct Riding

3PM Dan James - Teaching the Tricks

Wednesday, July 12

9AM Mounted Justice

10AM Chris Cox - The First Ride..Most

Important

11:30AM Dan James - Long Reining


1:30PM Chris Cox - Building the Rider’s

Confidence

3PM Dan James - Riding the Liberty Horse

Thursday, July 13

9AM Mounted Justice

10AM Chris Cox - Eliminating Head Tossing &

Creating Softness

11:30AM Dan James - Working the Liberty Horse

from a Ridden Horse


1:30PM Chris Cox - Developing Youth

Horsemanship

3PM Dan James - Working a Team of Liberty

Horses

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University of Wisconsin Extension, Aerica Bjurstrom, Agriculture Agent


Agriculture

Heritage Area/Daily Schedule

TIMES AREA

7:00am (until done) Heritage Cooks

9:00am-4:00pm Blacksmith Shop

9:00am-4:00pm History Displays

Hamachek - Large tent

Hamrahan - Small tent

10:00am-2:00pm Cordwood Demonstration

10:30am-11:30am Threshing Demonstration

11:30am-12:30pm Corn Harvest Demonstration

1:00pm-2:00pm Silage Demonstration

1:00pm-3:00pm Wayside Morrison Concert Band

Hamacheck Tent

2:00pm-3:00pm Threshing Demonstration

3:00pm-4:00pm Corn Harvest Demonstration

Start-up (1x per day) Kahlenberg Engine

Education Station - Specialist Central Schedule

TUESDAY

Dairy Day

WEDNESDAY

Farm Management & Marketing Day

THURSDAY

Water Day

10 AM Facilities and Modernization

David Kammel, Farmstead

Engineering Specialist

Dairy Markets

Brian Gould, Dairy Markets and Policy Specialist

Soil Health & Cover Crops

Aaron Pape, Discovery Farms

11 AM Nutrition

Randy Shaver, Dairy Nutrition

Specialist

Farm Succession

Joy Kirkpatrick, Farm Family Communications

Specialist

Groundwater in Kewaunee County

Ken Bradbury, Director & State Geologist, WGNHS

1 PM Decision-making tools

Victor Cabrera, Dairy Systems

Management Specialist

Dairy Policy

Mark Stephenson, Director, Center for Dairy

Profitability

Tile System Components & Inlet Protection

John Panuska, Irrigation & Soils Engineering

Specialist

2 PM Reproduction

Paul Fricke, Dairy Cattle

Reproduction Specialist

Ag Markets

Brenda Boetel, Crop and Livestock Markets

Specialist

Reducing Nitrate Losses to Groundwater

Kevin Masarik, Groundwater Educators Center for

Watershed Science and Education

FREE NITRATE TESTING at Education Station!

If you would like to have your water tested at the show, simply bring one

cup of your well water in any clean container to the Education Station.

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Augustian Farms LLC

Ball Auto and Truck Parts Inc.

Baudhuin’s Grandview Dairy LLC

Blazing Ponderosa Farms

Breezy Acres Farm

Breitview Dairy—Gary & Mary Breitlow and Andy & Erin Mueller

Brothers Smidel Farms LLP

Buresh Farms LLC

Butch and Cindy Shimon & Family

Cornette Dairy LLC

Cory Dorner

Cycle Farm—Brey Family

Dairy Dreams

Dairyland Farm LLC

Da-Ran Dairy

Deer Run Dairy LLC—Ducat and Bogart Families

DeGrave Farms

Derenne Farms—Dennis, Diane, Matt, and Jesse

Dorlee Dairy Farm

Ebert Enterprises—Randy, Renee, Jordan, Whitney, Britney, and

valued employees

EL-NA Farms LLC—Fenendael Families

Glen Stahl Farm

Guilette Family Farm

Heim’s Hillcrest Dairy LLC

Henry & Carol Ebert

Jauquet Holsteins—Jeff Jauquet

Jauquet’s Hillview Dairy LLC—David & Stacy Jauquet and Family

John & Brenda Zeitler

Junion Homestead Farm—Anthony & Peggy Knorn and Family

Kinnard Farms, Inc

Kinnard Highland Farm LLC

Kuehl Seed Farm, Inc—Maynard & Randy Kuehl

Lonesome Road Farms—Paul & Edith Lauscher

Lukes Farm

Mead-Manor Farm—Robert, Debbie, Michael, and Megan Moede

Nor-Kin Farms—Sam and Shair Kinnard Family

Old Settlers Dairy LLC—Schlies Family

ORRU Acres—Darlene & Wally Boeder

Pagels’s Ponderosa Dairy—John T. Pagel and Family

Paplham Dairy, Inc—Greg, Tammy, Reese, Riley, and Ryder

Paplham Pride Farms—Harvey, Mary, Travis, Chad, Tricia, Wyatt,

and Waylon

Pavlat Dairy Farm—Wayne & Chad Pavlat Families

Pavlat’s Badger Hills Farm—Perry & Fran Pavlat

Payacres Dairy Farm

R. Schleis Transfer Inc.

Richard Hannemann

Rolling Hills Dairy Farm LLC—Gaedtke Family

S&S Jerseyland Dairy LLC—Randy and Ace Schmidt & Family

Sal-Kast Dairy Farm LLC

Seidl’s Mountain View Dairy LLC

Stauber Farms LLC

Steiner Farms LLC

Steinhorst Family Farm—Mark, Nancy, Michelle, Daniel, Rebecca,

David, Nicole, and Jesse

Steve, Sue and Saul Sevcik—Since 1916

Sunny Creek Farm—Ron DeLain Family

Teske Farms

Tilkens Farm—Tom & Karen Tilkens

Treml’s Curveside Dairy—Jim & Cheryl and Josh & Shelly Treml

Ullmann Hill Dairy LLC—Dean and Darlene Ullman Family

United Vision Dairy LLC—Neuser Family

Von Stiehl Stony Creek Vineyard—Schmiling Family

Walechka Farms—Jason & Stacy Walechka and Family

Wavrunek Family Farm

Landmark Farm Biographies If you have not already done so, please send your complete farm biography to

Jeff Monstma no later than July 7, 2017, for recognition during Farm Technology Days.

Please send them to [email protected].

THANK YOU!

THANK YOU to the following farms for their support of the LANDMARK FARM Project:

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