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Find
one of the over 80 FREE Financial Literacy Presentations
held at either the LTC Dewey Street Site or the Lester
Public Library in Two Rivers on the online Manitowoc County
Money Smart Week Event
Calendar...
Plan to attend our LADIES only Money
Smart Week event on October 18 from 8am to 1:30pm
at Silver Lake College.
Visit Money Smart Wisconsin
for more events in your area. |
 October
2 & 9, 6:30-8:30 pm, brochure & registration (1
page, 33 KB) Registration
due by Sept 22, 2008.
October
18, 8:30 - noon, brochure & reg. for ENGLISH
speakers (1 p, 27 KB)
Registration
due by Oct 10, 2008 and Free child care is available. A
brochure for HMONG speakers will be posted as soon as it
is available.
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Camp
brochure & registration (2 pages, 178 KB) Registration
due by October 17, 2008 and 4-H membership is NOT required
to attend camp.
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2008
WDNR Deer Hunting Regulations
WDATCP Common Sense Precautions for Handling and Processing
Deer
2008
WDATCP Common Sense Handling and processing venison
Remove prions
Avoid lead fragments
(2 pages, 157 KB)
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 Manitowoc
County UW-Extension Responds
Testing of Field Crops Involved in June
2008 Flooding in Wisconsin and other local agriculture
related information is available.
Extension
Web Sites - Resources available through these sites deal
with an exhaustive list of flood-related issues (i.e. agriculture,
human safety, and financial losses/compensation).
 Enjoy
gardening and helping others? Increase your horticulture
skills and volunteer your time with the Manitowoc County
Master Gardener Program.
April through October
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday - April through October,
10:00 a.m. - Noon.
Location: Manitowoc County Office Complex 4319 Expo Drive,
Manitowoc or call (920) 683-4909 during the hours listed above.
 What
are Diversity Circles?
Who participates in a Diversity Circle?
Why get involved in a Diversity Circle?
The UW-Chancellor, Dr. David Wilson, participated in a Diversity
Circle at the Lakeside Foods Corporate Office along with community
residents and company employees during his visit to the Lakeshore.
Pictured from left going around the table are: Deb Douglas,
Chancellor Dr. David Wilson, Linda Hunter, Dan Rhodes, Tina Prigge,
Rick Hines, Yolanda Lambert, May Lo Vang, Phil Walters, and Simona
Rhodes.
"The goal of our quarterly newsletter is to provide
updated information on Census data releases, hints about using
demographic data, interesting stories and facts about Wisconsin's
population, and information about new and updated APL services
to planners, extension folks, school districts, university
affiliates, demographers, and the general public. "
 Manure
Spill and Run-off Prevention and Response Guides
 Manitowoc
County - Preventing Manure Spills and Run-off (6 pages,
140 KB) Updated Jan 2008
Manitowoc
County - Responding to Manure Spills and Run-off (4 pages,
150 KB)
Manitowoc County Discovery Farms Project
"Identifying and reducing the sources and methods of transport
of phosphorus and E.coli into the surface waters of Manitowoc
County”
 $40,000
from our local community is required to successfully implement
the Manitowoc County Discovery Farms Project. As an important
stakeholder in our community, we need your tax deductable contributions.
Manitowoc
County Discovery Farms Project Area
Learn
more about the Discovery Farms Project (1 page, 190 KB)
Here's
a map to the Discovery Farms Project, Come Visit Us! (1
pages, 1770 KB)
Manitowoc
County Agriculture: Value
and Economic Impact
MISSION
With an office in each Wisconsin county, Cooperative Extension
develops practical educational programs tailored to local needs
and based on university knowledge and research.
County-based Extension educators are University of Wisconsin
faculty and staff who are experts in agriculture and agribusiness,
community and economic development, natural resources, family
living and youth development.
Extension county-based faculty and staff live and work with
the people they serve in communities across the state. Extension
specialists work on UW System campuses where they access current
research and knowledge. Collaboration between county and campus
faculty is the hallmark of Cooperative Extension in Wisconsin. |
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