The goal of the ‘Production Records: Planting & Harvesting’ template is to provide a central location for a farmer to keep track of planting and harvesting records for each crop they grow. These records will help a farmer identify where each crop is planted, how many acres, and total yield harvested.
The goal of the ‘Production Records: Harvesting’ template is to provide a central location for a farmer to keep track of when and how often each crop is harvested, the measuring unit, the amount harvested each day, total units harvested for the season, total crop acreage, and total yield.
The goal of the ‘Production Records: Planting’ template is to provide a central location for a farmer to keep track of each crop planted during the growing season. The information in the template will help the farmer identify where a crop is planted, as well as and how many acres are planted.
The Seed & Plant Source template provides a central location that contains important information about seeds and plants you have purchased and plan to grow for the season.
This introduction video will highlight a series of videos about recordkeeping instructions and templates for small-scale fruit and vegetable growers.
In this video, Hmong farmer Frannta Lor and Crops & Soils Educator Jerry Clark discuss common vegetable diseases found in Frannta’s crops. Jerry explains how to identify these diseases, why they occur, and how to manage them. He also shares tips to reduce pest problems in both the field and the greenhouse.
In this video, Hmong farmer Frannta Lor and Crops & Soils Educator Jerry Clark talk in HMoob about a natural resources conservation program that helps Frannta’s farm. Frannta also explains how he built a high tunnel greenhouse with financial support from another program.
In this video, Hmong farmer Frannta Lor and Crops & Soils Educator Jerry Clark talk about financial support programs that help farmers improve their land and business. These programs also offer education and resources to help farmers make better land management decisions.
This recordkeeping toolkit, produced by the Farmers’ Legal Action Group, includes easy-to-follow instructions and templates to help small-scale fruit and vegetable growers keep accurate farm records.
EQIP (Environmental Quality Incentives Program) yog kev pabcuam rau kev cog qoobloo-yug tsiajtxhu thiab tej kev uas pab kom tej yxoob-ntoo dejnag huabcua thiab tsiajtxhu huvsi zoo raws li lub homphiaj npajtseg.
USDA-NRCS yog tsoom feev Miscas ib lub koos haum pab tswv yim thiab nyiajtxiag rau pejxeem ua liaj ua teb kom zoo. Kuv yuav coj peb mus ntshiav thiab kawm txog cov program ua tsim los pab cov neeg ua teb.
Khoos Kas Pov Hwm Tiv Thaiv (Conservation Stewardship Program, CSP) muab kev pab tev niv thiab kev pab nyiaj txiag los mus pab rau cov neeg ua qoob loo thiab pov hwm hav zoov kom mob siab siv zog siv lawv txoj kev pov hwm mus rau theem tom ntej ntxiv. Tiv toj rau NRCS ib lub chaw lis hauj lwm hauv ib cheeb tsam thiab qhia rau lawv paub tias koj xav thov CSP. Ib tus kws npaj kev npaj pov hwm yuav ua hauj lwm nrog koj los mus txiav txim siab seb koj puas tsim nyog raug pab rau theem kev tiv thaiv no.
Khoos Kas Pov Hwm Tiv Thaiv (Conservation Stewardship Program, CSP) muab kev pab tev niv thiab kev pab nyiaj txiag los mus pab rau cov neeg ua qoob loo thiab pov hwm hav zoov kom mob siab siv zog siv lawv txoj kev pov hwm mus rau theem tom ntej ntxiv. Daim video no yog yuav muab hais ua lus HMoob los qhia txog kev pab cuam rau cov HMoob ua teb ua tsis paub lus Askiv txaus.
Nyob rau daim video no, Nkaujhnub Thoj, uas yog ib tug Extension Specialist uas nws ua haujlwm pab rau cov neeg ua teb piav txog cov txiaj ntsim ntawm kev muab av mus sim/kuaj thiab piav txog kev yuav muab cov av li cas thiab yuav xa li cas mus sim/kuaj. Daim video no yog yuav muab hais ua lus HMoob los qhia txog kev pab cuam rau cov HMoob ua teb ua tsis paub lus Askiv txaus.
In spring of 2023 Extension increased outreach efforts to Wisconsin’s Hmong farmers. Since then, Gaonou Thao, Hmong/HMoob Farm Outreach Specialist has developed culturally and linguistically relevant educational materials for this population.
The HMoob community plays a significant role in Wisconsin, with a growing presence and impact on the state’s demographics, economy, and cultural landscape. This report provides a detailed overview of the HMoob population in Wisconsin.
In this instructional video, Gaonou Thao, an Extension Specialist specializing in HMoob/Hmong Farmer Outreach, delivers comprehensive guidance on completing a land lease application in HMoob. This video is specifically tailored to cater to the needs of farmers who may not be proficient in English.
In a world where language and identity intertwine, the choice of terminology holds significant weight. The HMoob people, a community with a rich cultural heritage and linguistic diversity, are at the heart of an evolving conversation around self-identification. While the terms “Hmong” and “Hmoob” are familiar, a newer label, “HMoob,” has surfaced, sparking discussions about […]
