On Saturday evening in Wausau, Anastasia Poull was introduced as the 79th Alice in Dairyland.  Poull holds 3 degrees from South Dakota State University along with 2 minors.  She tells Bob Bosold a little bit more about herself, and what she imagines she might focus on as the states next agriculture ambassador.  DATCP also announced that Milwaukee County will host the 80th annual Alice in Dairyland Finals, May 13-15, 2027.

Windy, wet conditions will greet you on a Monday.  Stu Muck says temps will stay above average, but so will the chance of light rain.

Not so fast!  Although Anastasia Poull may have been introduced as the next Alice in Dairyland, Sarah Hagenow still has some work to do.  Hagenow explains how grateful she is for the chance to hold the position through June Dairy Month, and has a little advice for any person considering applying for the job next.

For many rural citizens, going to the mailbox everyday is part of their routine.  Unfortunately, the poor financial performance by the U.S. Postal Service could put that letter service at risk.  Ian Lee is an associate professor in Canada that's using their federal mail service as an example of what could come.  Lee says the Canada Post is bleeding money, with fee answers on how to keep the service viable beyond next March.

In this episode, Portage, Waushara, and Wood County Board Director Stephanie Hughes highlights how Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin is shaping the next generation through youth and school initiatives. We dive into key partnerships with the FFA and WIAA, including DFW’s role in sponsoring high-level agricultural competitions and being the official beverage of Wisconsin high school sports. Plus, discover the massive impact of the "Adopt a Cow" program, which connects over 55,000 students across rural and urban classrooms with life on the farm. Learn more at wisconsindairy.org.  Paid for by DFW.