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PUBLICATIONSWisconsin-specific publications for lifelong learning.

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niversity of Wisconsin–Madison Division of Extension educators, located in each Wisconsin county, work with community partners to provide practical education programs—based

on university knowledge and research—that respond to people’s needs at home, at work, and in the community. County faculty develop publications and multimedia resources on a wide variety of topics.

This catalog represents only a small portion of the resources produced by Extension. For more information, contact your county Extension office listed at the end of this brochure, or go to counties.extension.wisc.edu.

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2 FLOWERS & GARDENS

5 FRUIT

9 LAWNS & TURF

11 TREES & SHRUBS

15 VEGETABLES

18 COMMUNITY GARDENING

19 WILDLIFE & INSECTS

21 FOOD PRESERVATION

22 COUNTY OFFICES

❚ FLOWERS & GARDENSCAREContainer Gardening (A3382) .75

You can raise a garden’s worth of flowers or vegetables in pots and other containers by mastering these methods.

Cover Crops for the Home Garden (A3933-02) 3.10

Evaluating & Judging Flowers & Indoor Plants (A2935) .85

Greenhouse Unit Heaters: Types, Placement, and Efficiency (A3907-02) 4.00

Growing Perennials (NCR556) 2.00

Lead in Home Garden Soils (A4089)◆ 2.10

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Home Propagation Techniques (NCR274) .95Growing your own plants can be rewarding. Learn how to propagate using seeds or cuttings from this illustrated guide.

How to Grow Tuberous-Rooted Begonias and Gloxinias (A1573)*

Making and Using Compost in the Garden (A4021) 5.00

Master Composter Home Study Course (G4107)* Learn about managing organic materials at home, the science behind composting, and the benefits of compost.

Mulches for Home Gardens and Plantings (A3383) .50Boost your garden’s production with mulches. When and how to use organic mulches, like bark or leaves, and synthetic mulches.

Mums for Fall Beauty— Tips on Growing Chrysanthemums (A1646) .50

Planning and Designing Your Home Landscape (G1923) 3.00

Plants Not Favored by Deer (A3727) .50

Reducing Exposure to Lead in Your Garden Soil (A4088) 3.50

Sampling Lawn and Garden Soils for Analysis (A2166) 2.00

The Basics of Micro Irrigation (A4119) 8.00Micro irrigation has numerous advantages over sprinkler irrigation and can be used in greenhouses, orchards, vineyards, fields, lawns, and gardens. Learn about the components, benefits, and drawbacks of these low-pressure systems.

Do-It-Yourself Compost BinsHome composting is an easy and inexpensive way to create a valuable soil amendment from yard waste and kitchen scraps. This series covers everything you need to know to build your own bin.

n Barrel Composter (G4020-01) 2.20

n Can Composter (G4020-02) 1.50

n Concrete Block Composter (G4020-03) 2.20

n Wire Mesh Composter (G4020-04) 1.50

n Wood & Wire Composter (G4020-05) 2.20

n Wood Pallet Composter (G4020-06) 1.50

n Wood 3-Bin Composter (G4020-07) 3.00

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Diseases, weeds, insects & other problems

Aster Leafhopper (A3679) 1.80

Biological Control of Insects and Mites: An Introduction to Beneficial Natural Enemies and Their Use in Pest Management (A3842) 12.00

Biological Control of Insects and Other Pests of Greenhouse Crops (NCR581) 21.00Features hundreds of natural enemies that can help tip the scales in your favor while limiting the use of toxic chemicals on your crops. Packed with photos.

Controlling Earwigs (A3640)*

Deciduous Tree and Shrub Disorder: Skeletonizing by Rose Chafer (A3122)*

Geranium Disorder: Bacterial Stem Rot and Leaf Spot (A2559) 1.80

Gladiolus Disorders

n Fusarium Yellows and Bulb Rot (A2600) 1.80

n Virus Complex and Aster Yellows (A2595) 1.80

Hollyhock Disorder: Rust (A2613) 1.00

Japanese Beetles (A3737-E)*

Peony Disorder: Phytophthora and Botrytis Blights (A2563) 1.00

Plant Disorder: Oedema (A3287) 1.00

Powdery Mildew of Ornamentals (A2404) 1.80

Rose Disorder: Blackspot (A2531) 1.00

Soil Contaminants in Community Gardens (A3905-03) 3.50

Walnut and Butternut Toxicity (A3182) 1.00



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❚ FRUITBERRIES Care


Evaluating Cold Hardy Wine Grape Maturity (A4154) 2.60Provides information on how to properly sample berries in the vineyard and how to measure sugar, acidity, and pH to estimate fruit maturity.

Fertilizing Small Fruits in the Home Garden (A2307)* .50

Fruit Crop Pollination (A3742-E)*

Growing Currants, Gooseberries, and Elderberries in Wisconsin (A1960) 5.65

Growing Grapes in Wisconsin (A1656) 4.00

Growing Raspberries in Wisconsin (A1610) 5.50A variety of raspberries—black, purple, and yellow as well as red—can thrive throughout Wisconsin. Describes how to select and raise them, and how to protect them from diseases and pests.

Growing Strawberries in Wisconsin (A1597) 4.00Learn about the growth and fruiting habits of strawberries and how to raise and harvest them successfully.

Home Fruit Cultivars for Northern Wisconsin (A2488) 2.00

Home Fruit Cultivars for Southern Wisconsin (A2582) 11.50

Protecting Pollinators and Improving Pollination on Wisconsin Cranberry Marshes (A4155) 8.65

Training Systems for Cold Climate Hybrid Grapes in Wisconsin (A4157) 2.25

Trellising, Staking, and Caging (A3933-01) 1.75


Brown Marmorated Stink Bug: An Invasive Insect Pest (A4143) 3.50



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Cranberry Disorders

n Blueberry Shock Virus in Cranberry (A4147) 2.20

n Cottonball Disease of Cranberry (A3194) 1.80

n Cranberry False Blossom (A4169) 2.50

n Cranberry Fruit Rot Diseases (A3745) 2.00

n Cranberry Stem Gall (A3795) 2.75

n Fungal Leaf Spot Diseases of Cranberry in Wisconsin (A3711) 1.00

n Tobacco Streak Virus in Cranberry (A4110) 2.20

Cranberry Pest Management in Wisconsin (A3276) 3.60The latest recommendations for disease, insect, and weed pest management. Updated annually.


Grape Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2129) .25Lists general suggestions and specific directions for managing weed, insect, and disease pests of grape vines.

Midwest Fruit Pest Management Guide (A4104) 2019-2020*

Raspberry Disorder: Fire Blight (A3499) 1.00

Raspberry Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2128) .25


Spotted Wing Drosophila: A Detrimental Invasive Pest of Soft-skinned Fruit (A4133) 2.00

Strawberry Disorder: Angular Leaf Spot (A3682) 1.00

Strawberry Disorder: Black Root Rot (A3231) 1.00

Strawberry Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2127) .25



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TREE FRUITSCare

Apple Cultivars for Wisconsin (A2105) .50Lists ripening dates, tree and fruit characteristics, and relative disease resistance for more than 25 apple cultivars.

Determining the Optimal Apple Harvest Date (A4156) 4.00

Fruit Crop Pollination (A3742-E)*

Growing Apples in Wisconsin (A3565) 4.00A great how-to book for backyard apple growers. Covers everything from planting tips to pruning to disease and insect management strategies.

Growing Apricots, Cherries, Peaches, and Plums in Wisconsin (A3639) 5.60

Growing Pears in Wisconsin (A2072) 4.00Covers basic care for pear production plus recom mended cultivars and potential insect problems.

Home Fruit Cultivars for Northern Wisconsin (A2488) 2.00

Home Fruit Cultivars for Southern Wisconsin (A2582) 11.50Find out which fruit cultivars are recommended for your area. Describes flavor, ripening date, winter hardiness, where to buy. Updated!

Orchard-Floor Management for Fruit Trees (A3562) .50

Planning and Establishing Commercial Orchards in Wisconsin (A3560) 1.75

Plant Growth Regulator Use in Apples (A3524) 1.00

Rootstocks for Fruit Trees in Wisconsin (A3561) 1.00

Training and Pruning Apple Trees (A1959) 1.10Proper training and pruning helps to maximize production of high-quality apples. This illustrated guide shows how and when to prune.

When Are Apples Ripe? (A3743-E)*



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Apple Disorder: Sooty Blotch and Flyspeck (A3173) 1.00

Apple Maggot (A4159) 2.25

Apple Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2179) 1.00Find out how to harvest a bountiful crop of apples from your tree while minimizing the use of toxic pesticides.

Apple, Flowering Crab, Hawthorn, Juniper Disorder: Cedar-Rust Complex (A2598) 1.80

Apple, Pear, and Other Related Trees Disorder: Fire Blight (A1616) 1.80Suggests ways to prevent and manage this serious disease. Includes a table of resistant cultivars and rootstocks.

Apricot, Cherry, Peach, and Plum Pest Management for Home Gardeners (A2130) .50


Codling Moth (A4172) 4.00

Eastern Tent Caterpillar (A2933) 1.00

Midwest Fruit Pest Management Guide 2019-2020 (A4104)*

Plum Curculio (A4160) 2.25A beetle native to the midwestern United States and one of the most common and detrimental pests of apple crops in Wisconsin.


Watercore of Apple (A3280)*

Yard Caren Lawn and Garden Fertilizers (GWQ002)*

n Lawn and Garden Pesticides (GWQ011)❖ .30

n Lawn Watering (GWQ012)❖ .30

n Lawn Weed Control (GWQ013)❖ .30

n Managing Leaves and Yard Trimmings (GWQ022)❖ .30

n Rethinking Yard Care (GWQ009)❖ .30

n Shoreline Plants and Landscaping (GWQ014) 1.90

*Digital download—learningstore.extension.wisc.edu❖Free to Wisconsin residents and Wisconsin nonprofit organizations.


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❚ LAWNS & TURFCARECalibrating and Using Lawn Fertilizer and

Lime Spreaders (A2306) .50

Conservation of Native and Domestic Pollinators in Managed Turfgrass Landscapes (A4128) 3.50

Do-It-Yourself Alternative Lawn Care (A3964)◆ 1.00

Firewise Landscaping (GWQ049)❖ 1.25

Growing Grass in Shade (A3700) 1.75

Identifying Grasses in Wisconsin Turf (A1827) 1.50

Lawn Aeration and Topdressing (A3710) 1.50

Lawn Establishment and Renovation (A3434) 1.75

Lawn Fertilization (A2303) .50

Lawn Maintenance (A3435) 1.75How to fertilize, water, and mow to maintain a healthy lawn. Also addresses diseases, weeds, and soil compaction.

Making and Using Compost in the Garden (A4021) 5.00

Master Composter Home Study Course (G4107)*

Organic and Reduced-Risk Lawn Care (A3958)◆ 2.50



Supina Bluegrass for Lawns, Golf Courses, and Athletic Fields (A3759) 2.50

The Basics of Micro Irrigation (A4119) 8.00

Turf Diseases of the Great Lakes Region (A3187) 5.00

Turfgrass Nutrient Management Planning (A3876) 2.75

Watering Your Lawn (A3950) 1.00

*Digital download—learningstore.extension.wisc.edu◆Available in Spanish❖Free to Wisconsin residents and Wisconsin nonprofit organizations.


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DISEASES, WEEDS, INSECTS & OTHER PROBLEMSBlack Cutworms in Golf Course Turf (A3733-E)*

Common Weed Seedlings of the North Central States (NCR607)*


Earthworms in Turf (A3735-E)*

European Chafer (A4141) 2.25

Herbicide Effectiveness on Invasive Plants in Wisconsin (A3893) .75


Lawn Weed Prevention and Control (A1990) .50

Managing Turfgrass Pests in Wisconsin (A3714) 12.50

Northern Masked Chafer (A4130) 1.25

Sod Webworms in Turf (A3734-E)*

Turf Diseases of the Great Lakes Region (A3187) 5.00Learn how to identify, cure, or prevent lawn diseases. Tips on turf care plus clinic contact information for diagnosis.

Turfgrass Disorders

n Chinch Bug (A3237) 1.00

n Greenbug (A3179) 1.00

n Sod Webworms (A3271) 1.00

n White Grubs (A3275) 1.80



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❚ TREES & SHRUBSDECIDUOUS TREES & SHRUBSCare

Caring for Deciduous Shrubs (A1771)*Advice on planting, watering, mulching, pruning, and maintaining flowering shrubs and other woody plants.

Caring for Your Established Shade Trees (A1817)*Learn to prune, fertilize, and prevent stresses like winter injury and wildlife damage.

Choosing the Right Landscape Plants: Factors to Consider (A3864) 3.25

Harvesting Firewood from Your Woods (GWQ060)❖ 2.75

Landscape Plants that Attract Birds (G1609) 2.00

Lilacs for Cold Climates (A3825) 2.50



Preserving Trees During Construction (A3072) .50

Selecting, Planting, and Caring for Your Shade Trees (A3067) .75

Selecting Woody Landscape Plants for Fall Color: An Illustrated Guide (A3837) 5.00


Tree and Shrub Fertilization (A2308) .25

Diseases, weeds, insects & other problems—DiseasesCrabapple Disorder: Scab (A2173) .25Dutch Elm Disease in Wisconsin (A2392)*Honeylocust Disorder: Canker Diseases in Wisconsin

(A3281) 1.80Maple Decline: Collar Rot and Basal Canker Complex

(A2532) 1.80Mountain Ash Disorders

n Fire Blight (A2562) 1.00n Scab (A2594)*n Sunscald-Fungal Canker Complex (A2517) 1.00

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Oak Wilt Management—What Are the Options? (G3590) 1.75

Russian Olive Disorder: Phomopsis Canker (A3289) 1.00Sooty Mold (A2637) 1.00Woody Ornamentals Pest Management in Wisconsin

(A3597) 4.50—Insect PestsAsh Plant Bug (A3126) 1.00Birch Disorder: Bronze Birch Borer (A2692) 1.00Birch Leafminer (A2117) 1.00Deciduous Tree and Shrub Disorder: Skeletonizing

by Rose Chafer (A3122)*Deciduous Tree Disorder: Cankerworms (A3178) 1.00Eastern Tent Caterpillar (A2933) 1.00Euonymus Caterpillar (A3633) 1.00Gypsy Moth (A3738-E)*Gypsy Moths

n Identifying and Managing Gypsy Moth Caterpillars (FR-171B)*

n Identifying and Managing Gypsy Moth Egg Masses (FR-171A)*

n Selecting a Pesticide for Gypsy Moth Control (FR-171D)* https://fyi.extension.wisc.edu/gypsymothinwisconsin

Honeylocust Disorder: Plantbugs and Leafhoppers (A3636) 1.00

Honeysuckle Disorder: Honeysuckle Leaffolding Aphid (A3184) 1.00


Linden Borer (A3813) 1.00

Maple and Other Trees Disorders

n Cottony Maple Scale (A3123) 1.00

n Maple Gall Mites*

n Maple Petiole Borer (A2699)*

Oak Disorder: Twolined Chestnut Borer (A2902) 1.80

Woody Ornamentals Pest Management in Wisconsin (A3597) 4.50


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—Other Problems

Deciduous Trees Disorders

n Miscellaneous Causes of Decline (A2414) 1.80

n Springtime Weather Injury to Foliage (A2508) 1.00

Effects of Flooding on Woody Landscape Plants (A3871) 1.50

Plant Injury Due to Turfgrass Broadleaf Weed Herbicides (A3286) 1.80

Scorch and Related Problems in Trees and Shrubs (A2553) 1.80

Shade Trees Disorder: Decline, Dieback, or Early Senescence (A2510) 1.80

Winter Salt Injury and Salt-Tolerant Landscape Plants (A3877) 2.60

EVERGREEN TREES & SHRUBSCare

Choosing the Right Landscape Plants: Factors to Consider (A3864) 3.25

Harvesting Firewood from Your Woods (GWQ060) 2.75




Preserving Trees During Construction (A3072) .50


Tree and Shrub Fertilization (A2308) .25

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DISEASES, WEEDS, INSECTS & OTHER PROBLEMSColorado Blue Spruce and Other Conifers Disorders

n Cytospora Canker (A2639) 1.00

n Rhizosphaera Needle Cast (A2640) 1.00

Conifers Disorders: Sphaeropsis Shoot Blight and Canker (A3643) 1.00

Effects of Flooding on Woody Landscape Plants (A3871) 1.50

Evergreens Condition: Seasonal Needle Drop (A2614) 1.00

Pine Disorders

n Dothistroma Needle Blight (A2620) 1.00

n European Pine Sawfly (A3180) 1.00

n Needle Diseases—Brown Spot and Lophodermium Needlecast (A2608)*

Spruce Disorder: Spruce Gall Adelgids (A3288) 1.00

Winter Salt Injury and Salt-Tolerant Landscape Plants (A3877) 2.60Salt used to combat icy roads and walkways can also damage landscape plants. Learn how to diagnose and prevent salt injury.

Woody Ornamentals Pest Management in Wisconsin (A3597) 4.50


Growing Vegetables in Wisconsin: Guides for Fresh-Market Growers

n Growing Beans and Peas in Wisconsin (A3685) 4.50

n Growing Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage, and Other Cole Crops in Wisconsin (A3684) 5.00

n Growing Carrots, Beets, Radishes, and Other Root Crops in Wisconsin (A3686) 5.00

n Growing Onions, Garlic, Leeks, and Other Alliums in Wisconsin (A3785) 6.00

n Growing Pumpkins and Other Vine Crops in Wisconsin (A3688) 5.00

n Growing Salad Greens in Wisconsin (A3788) 6.00

n Growing Tomatoes, Peppers, and Eggplants in Wisconsin (A3687)*


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❚ VEGETABLESCARECommercial Vegetable Production in Wisconsin

(A3422) 12.50

Container Gardening (A3382) .75


Exhibiting and Judging Vegetables (A3306) .85

Garden Fertilization (A2304) .50

Greenhouse Unit Heaters: Types, Placement, and Efficiency (A3907-02) 4.00

Growing Vegetables at Home: Questions and Answers (A2801) 5.00From asparagus to watercress, this guide covers over 50 vegetables plus other gardening topics.

Harvesting Vegetables from the Home Garden (A2727) .50

Herbicide Resistance Management in Vegetable Rotations (A3822) 3.00

Home-Grown Tomatoes for Wisconsin (A1691) 4.00How to get started and care for your tomatoes from growth to harvest.

Mulches for Home Gardens and Plantings (A3383) .50

Organic Soil Conditioners (A2305) .50


Specialized Gardening Techniques: Wide-Row Planting, Square-Foot Gardening, and Raised Beds (A3384) .50Learn how to make the most of your garden. Features tips for setting up and planting raised beds, including wheelchair access.

Storing Fruits and Vegetables from the Home Garden (A3823) 1.00

Storing Vegetables at Home (A1135) .50


The Vegetable Garden (A1989) 2.00

Trellising, Staking, and Caging (A3933-01) 1.75

Vegetable Cultivars and Planting Guide for Wisconsin Gardens (A1653) .50


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Work Efficiency Tip SheetsThis series outlines easy ways to save time and money and reduce stress to your back while harvesting, cleaning, and packing produce.

n Mesh Produce Bags: Easy Batch Processing (A3704-02)*

n Narrow Pallet System (A3704-04)*

n Packing Shed Layout (A3704-01)*

n Standard Containers (A3704-03)*

DISEASES, WEEDS, INSECTS & OTHER PROBLEMSDiseases

Analysis of the Snap Bean Root Rot Potential of Wisconsin Fields (A3242)*

Assessing the Decay Potential of Potato Crops (A3861) 1.60

Beet Disorder: Cercospora Leaf Spot (A3806) 1.00

Carrot Diseases: Alternaria and Cercospora Leaf Blights (A3807) 1.00

Cole Crops Disorders

n Black Rot (A3181) 1.00

n Blackleg (A3802) 1.00

n Clubroot (A1128) 1.00

Commercial Vegetable Production in Wisconsin (A3422) 12.50

Corn Disorders: Smut and Rust (A3800) 1.00

Cucurbit Downy Mildew (A3978) 2.00

Handbook of Pea Diseases (A1167)*

Onion Disease: Downy Mildew (A3860) 1.00

Onion Disorders

n Fusarium Basal Rot (A3114) 1.00

n Purple Blotch (A3804) 1.00

n Smut (A3796) 1.00

n Soft Rot (A3797) 1.00

n Botrytis Leaf Blight, Leaf Fleck, and Neck Rot (A3803) 1.00

Potato Disorders: Common Scab and Powdery Scab (A3833) 2.50

Potato Late Blight (A4052-01) 2.00



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Tomato and Pepper Disorders: Bacterial Spot and Speck (A2604) 1.00

Tomato Disorders

n Physiological Fruit Problems (A3798) 2.75

n Post-Harvest Fruit Diseases (A3799) 2.75

n Early Blight and Septoria Leaf Spot (A2606) 1.00

n Fusarium and Verticillium Wilts (A2617) 1.00

Tomato Late Blight (A4052-02) 2.00

Vine Crops Disease: Phytophthora Blight (A3834) 1.00

Vine Crops Disorders

n Angular Leaf Spot (A3801) 1.00

n Anthracnose (A3279) 1.00

n Bacterial Wilt (A3272) 1.00

n Powdery Mildew (A3805) 1.00

n Scab (A3282) 1.00

Insect Pests

Asparagus Beetle (A3760-E)*

Aster Leafhopper (A3679) 1.80Learn when to scout and when controls are effective.

Biological Control of Insect Pests of Cabbage and Other Crucifers (NCR471) 8.00

Biological Control of Insects and Mites: An Introduction to Beneficial Natural Enemies and Their Use in Pest Management (A3842) 12.00



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Biological Control of Insects and Other Pests of Greenhouse Crops (NCR581) 21.00This 100-page color publication is for greenhouse managers interested in working with beneficial organisms. It also includes details on appropriate cultural and less-toxic chemical controls for each pest.

Black Cutworm (A3821) 1.00


Cabbage Maggot (A3719-E)*

Caterpillar Pests of Cole Crops (A3724-E)*

Colorado Potato Beetle (A3678) 1.80

Commercial Vegetable Production in Wisconsin (A3422) 12.50The latest recommendations for disease, insect, and weed pest management plus lime and fertilizer recommendations.

Corn Earworm (A3655) 1.00

Corn Rootworms (A3328) 1.20

Cucumber Beetles (A3751-E)*

European Corn Borer (A1220) 1.80

Flea Beetles (A3720-E)*

Hornworms (A3752-E)*

*Digital download—learningstore.extension.wisc.edu ◆Available in Spanish

Community Gardeningn Community Gardens: Where People and Plants

Come Together (A3905-01) . . . . . 2.55

n Starting a Community Garden—How to Put Your Plot on the Path to Success (A3905-02) . . 3.40

n Soil Contaminants in Community Gardens (A3905-03)◆ . . . . . . . . 3.50

n Raised Beds and Containers for Community Gardens (A3905-04) . . . . . . . . 3.95

n Common Crops for Community Gardens (A3905-05) . . . . . . . . 3.95

n Youth Gardening (A3905-06) . . . . . 3.20

n Common Crops poster set (A3905-09) . . 11.00


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Insect Pest Management for Greenhouses (A3744) 30.00


Managing Insects in the Home Vegetable Garden (A2088) 3.00Identify garden pests and address problems to prevent future infestations.

Onion Maggot (A3722-E)*

Onion Thrips (A3721-E)*

Potato Leafhopper (A3723-E)*

Seed Corn Maggot (A3820) 1.00


Squash Bug (A3755-E)*

Squash Vine Borer (A3756-E)*

Vegetable Aphids (A3757-E)*

Vegetable Leafminers (A3754-E)*

Wireworms (A3758-E)*

❚ WILDLIFE & INSECTSBenefits of Well-Managed Stream Corridors (G3404) 1.00

Bird Feeding: Tips for Beginners and Veterans (G3176) 5.00

Birding in the Badger State and Beyond: How to Get Started (G3892) 5.00

Building and Operating an Observation Beehive (A2491)*

Common Spiders In and Around Homes (A2135)*


Controlling Carpenter Ants (A3641)*



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Controlling Deer Damage in Wisconsin (G3083) 1.00Illustrates numerous methods for protecting crops and other property from deer.

Controlling Earwigs (A3640)*

Controlling Woodpecker Damage (G3117)*

Identifying and Controlling Wood-Destroying Insects (A3093)*


Outdoor Hazards in Wisconsin: A Guide to Insects, Plants, and Wildlife (G3564) 3.80

Shelves, Houses and Feeders for Birds and Mammals (NCR338) 3.50

Supporting Native Bees: Our Essential Pollinators (G4001) 3.45

Wisconsin Bee Identification Guide (A4142) 2.50

Wildlife Ecology & Damage ManagementPreventing conflicts is the best and usually least expensive option for coexisting with wildlife. Steps for solving a problem: identify the animal, learn about its habits, and plan a strategy.

n An Introduction (G3997-002) 4.80

n Bats (G3997-012)*

n Chipmunks and Ground Squirrels (G3997-011) 2.30

n Laws and Regulations (G3997-001) 2.30

n Moles (G3997-003) 4.80

n Rabbits (G3997-004) 4.80

n Raccoons (G3997-005) 4.80

n Sandhill Cranes (G3997-006) 4.80

n Skunks (G3997-009) 2.30

n Wild Turkeys (G3997-010) 2.30

n Woodchucks (G3997-007) 2.30

n Woodpeckers (G3997-008) 4.80



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❚ FOOD PRESERVATIONCanning Fruits Safely (B0430) 3.00

Bring a colorful, delicious touch of summer to family meals year-round by canning your own fruits. Includes recipes and safe canning methods for a variety of fruits.

Canning Meat, Wild Game, Poultry and Fish Safely (B3345) 5.00

Canning Salsa Safely (B3570) 2.50

Canning Vegetables Safely (B1159) 2.00Learn how to prepare and preserve vegetables and avoid spoilage so you can enjoy tasty veggies all year long.

Freezing Fruits and Vegetables (B3278) 2.75

Harvesting Vegetables from the Home Garden (A2727) .50

Homemade Pickles and Relishes (B2267) 4.10Learn all about pickling, one of the oldest methods of preserving foods and a favorite of home canners. Offers recipes for relishes, salads, deli dills, marinated mushrooms, and more.

Make Your Own Sauerkraut (B2087)*Ferment cabbage naturally to add zip to menus.

Making Jams, Jellies and Fruit Preserves (B2909) 5.00

Storing Fruits and Vegetables from the Home Garden (A3823) 1.00

Tomatoes Tart and Tasty (B2605) 3.00Collection of research-tested recipes.

Wisconsin Food Processing Guide (N4094) 15.00



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54891-9464, (715) 373-6104BROWN, STEM Innovation Ctr., 2019 Technology Way, Green Bay

54311, (920) 391-4610BUFFALO, Courthouse, 407 S. Second St., P.O. Box 276, Alma

54610-0276, (608) 685-6256BURNETT, 7410 County Road K, #107, Siren 54872, (715) 349-2151CALUMET, Courthouse, 206 Court St., Chilton 53014-1127,

(920) 849-1450CHIPPEWA, Courthouse, Rm. 13, 711 N. Bridge St., Chippewa Falls

54729-1876, (715) 726-7950CLARK, Courthouse, Rm. 104, 517 Court St., Neillsville 54456,

(715) 743-5121COLUMBIA, 112 E. Edgewater St., Rm. 212, Portage 53901,

(608) 742-9680CRAWFORD, 225 N. Beaumont Rd., Suite 240, Prairie du Chien

53821, (608) 326-0223DANE, 5201 Fen Oak Dr., Suite 138, Madison 53718-8827,

(608) 224-3700DODGE, County Admin. Bldg., Rm. 108, 127 E. Oak St., Juneau

53039-1379, (920) 386-3790DOOR, County Govt Ctr., 421 Nebraska St., Sturgeon Bay 54235,

(920) 746-2260DOUGLAS, Courthouse, Rm. 107, 1313 Belknap St., Superior

54880-2781, (715) 395-1363DUNN, US Highway 12 E, Ste.102, Menomonie 54751,

(715) 232-1636EAU CLAIRE, 227 1st St. W., Altoona 54720, (715) 839-4712FLORENCE, 5628 Forestry Dr., Florence 54121, (715) 528-4480FOND DU LAC, Rm. 227 Admin./Extension Bldg., 400 University Dr.,

Fond du Lac 54935-2998, (920) 929-3170FOREST, Courthouse, 200 E. Madison, Crandon 54520-1414,

(715) 478-7797GRANT, 916 E. Elm St., Suite A, Lancaster 53813-0031, (608) 723-2125GREEN, 2841 6th St., Monroe 53566, (608) 328-9440GREEN LAKE, Govt. Ctr., 571 County Rd. A, Green Lake 54941-8630,

(920) 294-4032IOWA, 303 W. Chapel St., Suite 1200, Dodgeville 53533-1548,

(608) 930-9850IRON, Courthouse, 300 Taconite St., Suite 118, Hurley 54534,

(715) 561-2695JACKSON, 227 S. 11th St., Black River Falls 54615, (715) 284-4257JEFFERSON, 864 Collins Rd., Jefferson 53549-1976, (920) 674-7295JUNEAU, Courthouse, 220 E. State St., Rm. 104, Mauston 53948,

(608) 847-9329KENOSHA, 19600 75th St., Suite 2, Bristol 53104-0550,

(262) 857-1945KEWAUNEE, County Admin. Ctr., 810 Lincoln St., Kewaunee 54216,

(920) 388-7141LA CROSSE, 212 6th Street N, Suite 2200, La Crosse 54601-3355,

(608) 785-9593LAFAYETTE, Ag Center, 627 Washington St., Darlington 53530-1396,

(608) 776-4820LANGLADE, 837 Clermont St., Antigo 54409, (715) 627-6236LINCOLN, 801 N. Sales St., Suite 101, Merrill 54452, (715) 539-1072

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MANITOWOC, County Office Complex, 4319 Expo Dr., Box 935, Manitowoc 54221-0935, (920) 683-4169

MARATHON, 212 River Dr., Suite 3, Wausau 54403-5476, (715) 261-1230

MARINETTE, 1926 Hall Ave., Marinette 54143-1717, (715) 732-7510MARQUETTE, County Serv. Ctr., Box 338, 480 Underwood Ave.,

Montello 53949-9248, (608) 297-3141MENOMINEE, N172 Hwy 47/55, Keshena 54135, Fax (715) 799-5716MILWAUKEE, 6737 W. Washington St., Suite 2202, West Allis 53214,

(414) 615-0550MONROE, 206 S. K Street, Sparta 54656, (608) 269-8722OCONTO, Courthouse, 301 Washington St., Oconto 54153-1699,

(920) 834-6845ONEIDA, 3375 Airport Rd., Lower Level, Rhinelander 54501,

(715) 365-2750OUTAGAMIE, 3365 W. Brewster St., Appleton 54914, (920) 832-5121OZAUKEE, 121 W. Main St., Rm. 33, Port Washington 53074,

(262) 284-8288PEPIN, County Govt. Ctr., 740 7th Ave. W., Box 39, Durand 54736-

0039, (715) 672-5214PIERCE, Pierce Office Bldg., 412 W. Kinne St., Box 69, Ellsworth

54011-0069, (715) 273-3531 ext. 6663POLK, 100 Polk Co. Plaza, Suite 190, Balsam Lake 54810,

(715) 485-8600PORTAGE, Courthouse Annex, 1462 Strongs Ave., Stevens Point

54481-2947, (715) 346-1316PRICE, Rm. 240, Normal Bldg., 104 S. Eyder Ave., Phillips 54555-1394,

(715) 339-2555RACINE, 1072 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, 53105, (262) 767-2929RICHLAND, 1000 Hwy. 14 W., Richland Center 53581, (608) 647-6148ROCK, Courthouse, 51 S. Main St., Janesville 53545-3978,

(608) 757-5696RUSK, Courthouse, 311 Miner Ave. E., Ladysmith 54848,

(715) 532-2151ST CROIX, Ag Service and Ed Center, 1960 8th Ave., Suite 140,

Baldwin 54002, (715) 531-1930SAUK, West Square Admin. Bldg., 505 Broadway, Baraboo

53913-2404, (608) 355-3250SAWYER, 10610 Main St., Suite 194, Hayward 54843, (715) 634-4839SHAWANO, Courthouse, Rm. 101, 311 N. Main St., Shawano

54166-2198, (715) 526-6136SHEBOYGAN, 5 University Dr., Sheboygan 53081, (920) 459-5900TAYLOR, County-USDA Service Ctr., Rm. 103, 925 Donald St.,

Medford 54451-2095, (715) 748-3327TREMPEALEAU, Govt. Ctr., 36245 Main St., P.O. Box 67, Whitehall

54773, (715) 538-2311VERNON, 318 Fairlane Dr., Suite 392, Viroqua 54665, (608) 637-5276VILAS, Courthouse, 330 Court St., Eagle River 54521, (715) 479-3648WALWORTH, 100 W. Walworth St., Box 1001, Elkhorn 53121,

(262) 741-4951WASHBURN, 850 W. Beaverbrook Ave., Suite 1, Spooner 54801-9801,

(715) 635-4444WASHINGTON, 333 E. Washington St., Suite 1200, West Bend

53095-2003, (262) 335-4477WAUKESHA, 515 W. Moreland Blvd., Admin. Ctr., Rm. G22, Waukesha

53188-3869, (262) 548-7770WAUPACA, Courthouse, 811 Harding St., Waupaca 54981-2087,

(715) 258-6230WAUSHARA, Courthouse, 209 S. St. Marie, P.O. Box 487, Wautoma

54982-0487, (920) 787-0416WINNEBAGO, J. P. Coughlin Ctr., 625 E. County Rd. Y, Oshkosh

54901-8131, (920) 232-1970WOOD, Courthouse, 400 Market St., Box 8095, Wisconsin Rapids

54495-8095, (715) 421-8440

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