Joan Staffon shares the history of her century farm. As well as the memories from growing up and living on the farm through the years.

Joan Staffon shares the history of her century farm. As well as the memories from growing up and living on the farm through the years.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

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.In partnership with the Wisconsin State Fair, the Mid-West Farm report is highlighting Century and Sesquicentennial Farm and Home Award winners. 

.In partnership with the Wisconsin State Fair, the Mid-West Farm report is highlighting Century and Sesquicentennial Farm and Home Award winners.

Wisconsin Century & Sesquicentennial Farm Salute

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Joan Staffon -Century Farm Clark Co.

Wisconsin will be making its debut as host to more than a thousand snowshoe enthusiasts from across the globe when a world champion snowshoe race meets in Calumet County later this month.

The World Snowshoe Championships, U.S. Nationals Snowshoe Championships, and Open Championships will be held on Dec. 18-21 at the Ariens Nordic Center in Brillion, and organizers are excited about bringing the competition to a new audience in Wisconsin.

“The Ariens Nordic Center truly is a remarkable venue, and we’re so excited to see the U.S. and World Snowshoe Championships come to such a welcoming community,” said Matthew Dougherty, executive director of North Country Sports Council. “Wisconsin and Brillion are opening up their arms to the world, and this event will bring wonderful energy and opportunity to the area while inspiring future generations of athletes.”

The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is partnering with The Ariens Sports & Entertainment Foundation Inc. and North Country Sports Council to support the event with a $110,000 Opportunity Attraction Fund grant. The grant program supports high-profile community events aimed at attracting new residents to Wisconsin. 

Wisconsin will be making its debut as host to more than a thousand snowshoe enthusiasts from across the globe when a world champion snowshoe race meets in Calumet County later this month.
The World Snowshoe Championships, U.S. Nationals Snowshoe Championships, and Open Championships will be held on Dec. 18-21 at the Ariens Nordic Center in Brillion, and organizers are excited about bringing the competition to a new audience in Wisconsin.
&ldquo;The Ariens Nordic Center truly is a remarkable venue, and we&rsquo;re so excited to see the U.S. and World Snowshoe Championships come to such a welcoming community,&rdquo; said Matthew Dougherty, executive director of North Country Sports Council. &ldquo;Wisconsin and Brillion are opening up their arms to the world, and this event will bring wonderful energy and opportunity to the area while inspiring future generations of athletes.&rdquo;
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation is partnering with The Ariens Sports &amp; Entertainment Foundation Inc. and North Country Sports Council to support the event with a $110,000 Opportunity Attraction Fund grant. The grant program supports high-profile community events aimed at attracting new residents to Wisconsin.&nbsp;

For The First Time, World Snowshoe Championships Come To Wisconsin

"Servant heart" - by definition it generally means having a deep, selfless desire to help and put others' needs before your own, motivated by love, humility, and a willingness to serve without expecting rewards, recognition, or something in return.  That ultimately is what led Victor Magnus, a Rural Mutual agent from Wautoma, to his current position helping his community.

Magnus explains his desire as a youth to enroll in the military.  After a successful tour of duty with the National Guard, Magnus needed to find a "big boy" job after the military.  He admits, insurance wasn't necessarily on his radar.  Still, when Magnus started learning more about Rural Mutual Insurance, the glove fit on his need to serve his community.

Magnus talks with Pam Jahnke about the elements that differentiate Rural Mutual Insurance from other providers.  He also shares personal experiences of serving clients facing life altering situations.  Just like his fellow soldiers, Magnus takes great pride in the Rural Mutual team he depends on for top shelf service during clients darkest moments.

"Servant heart" - by definition it generally means having a deep, selfless desire to help and put others' needs before your own, motivated by love, humility, and a willingness to serve without expecting rewards, recognition, or something in return.&nbsp; That ultimately is what led <a href="https://www.ruralmutual.com/agent/victor-magnus/">Victor Magnus</a>, a Rural Mutual agent from Wautoma, to his current position helping his community.
Magnus explains his desire as a youth to enroll in the military.&nbsp; After a successful tour of duty with the National Guard, Magnus needed to find a "big boy" job after the military.&nbsp; He admits, insurance wasn't necessarily on his radar.&nbsp; Still, when Magnus started learning more about <a href="https://www.ruralmutual.com/">Rural Mutual Insurance</a>, the glove fit on his need to serve his community.
Magnus talks with Pam Jahnke about the elements that differentiate <a href="https://www.ruralmutual.com/">Rural Mutual Insurance</a> from other providers.&nbsp; He also shares personal experiences of serving clients facing life altering situations.&nbsp; Just like his fellow soldiers, Magnus takes great pride in the <a href="https://www.ruralmutual.com/">Rural Mutual</a> team he depends on for top shelf service during clients darkest moments.

Serving Your Country - Serving Your Community - Victor Magnus

Soon Santa will be taking to the skies with his eight magical reindeer to deliver presents to all the kids, but what does this care look like out of the season? Jeff Phillips, the owner of Reindeer Games out of Erin, Wisconsin gives a look at why these animals are so unique and what care looks like for them south of the North Pole.

Soon Santa will be taking to the skies with his eight magical reindeer to deliver presents to all the kids, but what does this care look like out of the season? Jeff Phillips, the owner of Reindeer Games out of Erin, Wisconsin gives a look at why these animals are so unique and what care looks like for them south of the North Pole.

Joan Staffon -Century Farm Clark Co.

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