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Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance Set For March 7

Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance Set For March 7

Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance Set For March 7 The Mayville Lions Club is celebrating its 66 years of service on Saturday, March 7, at the Mayville Park Pavilion, from 1-5 p.m. at this week’s variety dance featuring the Mark Jirikovec Band. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for students 18 and younger. There will be food and beverages available at the handicap accessible venue.
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Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance Set For March 7

Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance Set For March 7

Mayville Lions Club 66th Anniversary Dance Set For March 7 The Mayville Lions Club is celebrating its 66 years of service on Saturday, March 7, at the Mayville Park Pavilion, from 1-5 p.m. at this week’s variety dance featuring the Mark Jirikovec Band. Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for students 18 and younger. There will be food and beverages available at the handicap accessible venue.
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Find Your Adventure: Applications For The 2020 Elk Hunt Started March 1

Find Your Adventure: Applications For The 2020 Elk Hunt Started March 1

Find Your Adventure: Applications For The 2020 Elk Hunt Started March 1 The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources will accept applications for the 2020 elk hunting tags March 1 - May 31. This fall marks the third elk hunt in state history. Once widespread across North America, elk were eliminated from Wisconsin in the 1880s. Thanks to the support of many partners and the backing of Wisconsinites,
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26 February 2020

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Nine Garden Planning Tips for the Greatest Return

Nine Garden Planning Tips for the Greatest Return

Nine Garden Planning Tips for the Greatest Return MELINDA MYERS We’ve all done it, gotten overzealous in spring and overplanted or planted the wrong varieties for our tastes and needs. Make this the year you plan your garden for the best return on your investment. First, prepare a list before placing your catalog order or making that first trip to the garden center. Without a bit of preplanning
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Wisconsin Ag In The Classroom Encourages Participation In National Ag Day

Wisconsin Ag In The Classroom Encourages Participation In National Ag Day

Wisconsin Ag In The Classroom Encourages Participation In National Ag Day On March 24, Wisconsin Agriculture in the Classroom encourages everyone to celebrate National Ag Day through participation in the annual youth coloring contest and reading event. The theme for National Ag Day is, “food brings everyone to the table.” Youth Contest Students should draw and color a picture that
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19 February 2020

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Increase Indoor Garden Success With Proper Watering

Increase Indoor Garden Success With Proper Watering

Increase Indoor Garden Success With Proper Watering MELINDA MYERS Too much of a good thing can mean death for indoor plants. Overwatering is a good example of this and a common problem for indoor gardeners. For others it’s the opposite extreme, allowing plants to go too dry. Knowing when to water your indoor plants can increase gardening success and eliminate the stress of uncertainty.
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12 February 2020

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Expand Your Edible Garden Indoors

Expand Your Edible Garden Indoors

Expand Your Edible Garden Indoors MELINDA MYERS No matter the season, size of your garden or climate, you can inject homegrown flavor into your meals. Just clear a shelf, countertop or windowsill and get busy planting herbs, greens and even tomatoes to enjoy year-round. For quick results, grow microgreens. These nutrient packed edibles are ready to harvest in as few as 10 days. Plant microgreen
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Expand Your Edible Garden Indoors

Expand Your Edible Garden Indoors

Expand Your Edible Garden Indoors MELINDA MYERS No matter the season, size of your garden or climate, you can inject homegrown flavor into your meals. Just clear a shelf, countertop or windowsill and get busy planting herbs, greens and even tomatoes to enjoy year-round. For quick results, grow microgreens. These nutrient packed edibles are ready to harvest in as few as 10 days. Plant microgreen
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05 February 2020

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