When a commercial marsh was selected to become the new Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station (WCRS) in 2017, it provided an opportunity to hone cultivar identification analyses at the same time as informing WCRS about the prospects of continuing to cultivate the existing beds, vs renovation. Read more here.
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The Wisconsin Cranberry Research Station hosts tours for the media, public servants, local school groups as well as in-bed research conducted by UW-Madison staff and students. To help visitors protect the plants, themselves, and the cranberry crop during their visits, the Station Manager and the Wisconsin Cranberry Research and Education Foundation requested that I make a printable guide. You can access the PDF here.
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With the hectic pace farms experience during the growing season, you may be looking for easily shared information to keep your workers safe. The UW-Madison Extension Farm Management Topic Hub has free, research-based articles that can help. Transform your marsh’s safety culture with these key resources for your team.
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