Keeping Critters Out And Making Sure Manure Goes Where It Should

MID-WEST FARM REPORT - MADISON

There's no doubt about it - Wisconsin has a lot of manure to manage year round. Keeping track of where it goes is not only good fertilizer management, it's necessary nutrient management accountability. Stephanie Hoff talks to a UW-Extension Specialist, Chris Clark, who's introducing a new app that makes it easier. Manure Tracker App can advise applicators when they're in an area of a field that shouldn't have nutrients, as well as generate reports for NRCS and land conservation partners that elaborates on where nutrients did get applied and at what rates.

Warm in Kansas City where Pam Jahnke's at for the National Farm Broadcasting Convention. Stu Muck says Wisconsin will be looking for a little rain within the next 24 hours.

With the early wrap to this year's harvest, used equipment of all types are starting to appear on auctions all across the country. Ashley Huhn joins Pam Jahnke from the Steffes Group to highlight a new partner they've acquired in Canada - and to amplify some of the equipment currently listed. Paid for by the Steffes Group.

Cooler weather has critters seeking shelter indoors. Charitee Seebecker gets some tips on keeping them outside with Marcus Mueller, owner and operator of Skeedadle Critter Control.

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