University of Wisconsin-Madison
Submitted by Michelle GobertForest County Master Gardener Volunteer For many of us our interest in gardening started when a parent or grandparent shared their interest with you as a child. Summer gardening offers numerous benefits to youth and is a great way to get kids to try new fruits and vegetables and the sustainable practices […]
Submitted by: Terri Kolb, UW-Extension FoodWIse In the United States food waste is a big concern. Wasted food is the largest solid waste component going to landfills. According to Feeding America, 25-40% of food grown, processed, and transported in the US will never be eaten. Foods that end up in landfills create a harmful gas […]
Submitted by Michelle Gobert, Forest County Master Garden Volunteer If you heat your home with wood or have a wood fireplace, you might have a bucket of wood ash nearby and are wondering what use it can be in the home garden. Wood ash can be a valuable addition to soils, when used appropriately. You […]
Submitted by Michelle Gobert, Positive Youth Development Educator Financial education, or personal finance classes, give youth the knowledge and skills they need to make informed financial decisions, develop sound financial habits, and manage money effectively. When utilized properly, these life skills can help young adults finance their education, purchase a home or vehicle, and provide […]
