2003 SYMPOSIUM AND JOINT MEETING OF:

PROFESSIONAL NUTRIENT APPLICATORS OF WISCONSIN

WISCONSIN CUSTOM OPERATORS

WISCONSIN FORAGE COUNCIL

 

HOW TO PROCESS CORN SILAGE or view as a PowerPoint set

Impact of Vitreousness, Processing and Chop Length on the Utilization of Corn Silage by

Dairy Cows ............................................................................................................................

............. Randy Shaver, UW-Madison

 

FORAGE HARVESTING MACHINERY

Effectiveness of Equipment to Speed Hay Drying .....................................................................

............. C. Alan Rotz, USDA-ARS, PA

 

Equipment to Rake and Merge Hay and Forage ......................................................................

............. Ron Schuler, UW-Madison

 

ALTERNATE FORAGES

Brown Midrib Sorghum Forage ..............................................................................................

............. Tom Burmood, St. Paul, MN

 

Emergency Forage Plantings ...................................................................................................

............. Paul Peterson, University of Minnesota

 

SILAGE STORAGE

Forage Storage Options, What’s Right for You?......................................................................

............. Craig Saxe, UWEX – Juneau Co.

 

Deciding on a Silage Storage Type...........................................................................................

............. Brian J. Holmes, UW-Madison

 

Successful Wrapping and Storage of Square Bales or view as a PowerPoint set........................

............. Tim Wood, UW-Madison

 

 PUBLIC RELATIONS AND YOUR COMMUNITY IMAGE........................................

............. Robert Meinen, Pennsylvania State University

 

NEW FORAGE ANALYSIS/RFQ

New Developments in Analytical Evaluation of Forages and Total Mixed Rations......................

............. Patrick Hoffman, UW-Madison

 

Relative Forage Quality (RFQ)................................................................................................

............. Dan Undersander, UW-Madison

 

Comparing Relative Forage Quality to Relative Feed Value......................................................

............. Dan Undersander, UW-Madison

 

Common Sense About Odor...................................................................................................

                        Robert Meinen, Pennsylvania State University

 

 

 

REGULATORY UPDATE

Nutrient Mgmt Briefings-Review of 2002’s Nutrient Mgmt Plans..............................................

Regulatory Update: Comprehensive Nutrient Mgmt. Plans........................................................

............. Pat Murphy, NRCS State Resource Conservationist

 

Wisconsin Water Quality – Agricultural Performance Standards................................................

 

Labor Regulation  Bob Anderson, Dept. of Workforce Development  

Hours of Work and Overtime

Wage Payment and Collection Law

Labor Standards Laws

Minimum Wages

 

 

STATUS OF NEW ALFALFA TECHNOLOGIES

StandFast™ Alfalfas Deliver Improved Standability and Up to 30% Faster Recovery

After Harvest...........................................................................................................................

............. David Johnson, Cal/West Seeds, West Salem, WI

 

Update:  Potato Leafhopper Resistant Alfalfa...........................................................................

............. Mike Peterson, W-L Research, Madison, WI

 

PRODUCING CORN SILAGE

Keys to Higher Corn Forage Yields.........................................................................................

............. Joe Lauer, UW-Madison

 

BUDGETING AND TAX PLANNING

Enterprise Budgeting  ..............................................................................................................

                   Gary Sipiorski, Citizens State Bank of Loyal & Kevin Fellenz, Spencer, WI

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Making Quickbooks Work for Your Business  ........................................................................

                   Carolyn Hallberg and Jill Wittmus,Lakeshore Farm Mgmt, Valders, WI

 

Benchmarks for Success  ........................................................................................................

                   Greg Anderson, Ihlenfeld, Skatrud & Anderson,INC, CPA, Manitowoc, WI

 

The Power of Pro-Active Tax Planning for Your Closely Held Business ...................................

                   Greg Anderson, Ihlenfeld, Skatrud & Anderson, Inc., CPAs, Manitowoc, WI