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This Family-Owned Wisconsin Butcher Shop Sells Dry-Aged Steaks And Farm-Raised Meats Worth A Detour

A butcher shop with its own library and a big family-style table for reading? That tells me quite a bit before anyone even mentions a steak. It says the people behind the counter want you to learn something. They teach whole-animal butchering classes, so the curiosity runs deep. It also...

Wisconsin · 4d

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Wisconsin enterprise to lay off 78 workers at corporate headquarters in January

MIDDLETON, Wis. (WFRV) – High-end household product and kitchenware distributor Hy Cite Enterprises, LLC will execute a permanent workforce reduction at its corporate headquarters early next year, according to a notice filed with state and local officials. In a letter sent to the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, the company confirmed that a total of […]

Middleton, WI · 14h

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A day in the life of the Von Rudens

WESTBY, Wis. — On a crisp fall morning, Brett Von Ruden walked across the driveway at his home and turns the lights on in the barn to prepare for morning milking. He is the fourth generation to flip that switch in the Von Ruden barn as he raises the fifth generation with his wife, Nicole.

Westby, WI · 1d

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Inclusive Wisconsin brewery winds down after nearly 8 years as costs mount

A Wisconsin craft brewery ended regular operations on October 25 after nearly eight years, citing rising costs, weaker consumer spending and lasting economic pressure from the pandemic. The wind-down follows…

Madison, WI · 1d

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Inaugural Wisconsin Pork Summit Unveiled

The Wisconsin Pork Association (WPA) is excited to announce the inaugural Wisconsin Pork Summit. It will be a dynamic new event — created to bring together pork producers, veterinarians, agribusiness leaders, policymakers, and industry partners from across the state. The two-day gathering will take place January 28-29, 2027, at The Wisconsin Hotel and Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin.

Wisconsin · 1d

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P&P Makeshop: Where Food Businesses Grow

The first thing you see when you walk into Pasture and Plenty is a framed sign designating the café as a James Beard Award semifinalist in 2024. The second thing you see, if you look to your left, is a door leading to their kitchen and the P&P Makeshop. Coming up on its fifth anniversary, the P&P Makeshop has quietly been behind some of the biggest hits in Madison's food scene.

Madison, WI · 2d

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Gallon Jugs With 4 Inches of Potting Mix Let Gardeners Winter-Sow Native Wildflowers Outdoors, and UW Extension Says Most Seeds Need 30 to 60 Days of Cold

Extension experts explain winter sowing native wildflowers in gallon jugs with about 4 inches of mix. Most seeds need 30 or 60 days of cold, UW says.

Madison, WI · 2d

Channel3000com News 3 Now

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Veridian breaks ground on 561-home-site Reiland Grove in Madison

MADISON, Wis. — Veridian is breaking ground on Reiland Grove, a new neighborhood on Madison’s east side planned to include 561 home sites.

Madison, WI · 2d

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Wisconsin bank CEO Jim Popp advocates for human touch as tech grows

The Cap Times is an independent newsroom serving Madison and Wisconsin. Sign up for the Morning Update to receive news in your inbox each morning. Amid the widespread growth of financial technology, President and CEO of Johnson Financial Group Jim Popp emphasized the need to remain human-first. “I think all...

Wisconsin · 22h

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WayForward Resources efficiently distributes in-demand goods

Maddie Kalscheuer, WayForward’s food and resource access manager, stocks the refrigerator case with dairy items. It is Saturday morning at WayForward Resources in Middleton. The building is nondescript, white, warehouselike. Eighty people. including children, are waiting in line until the door to the food pantry’s shopping area opens in 15 minutes.

Middleton, WI · 1d

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He wanted to farm — but didn’t need to inherit one

Sam Peetz grew up around agriculture, but his path to dairy ownership wasn’t through inheriting his family’s farm. His road took him to Rosy-Lane Holsteins LLC near Watertown, Wis. He started as an employee there, worked his way into management and purchased an ownership stake in 2024. “I...

Watertown, WI · 5d

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GM/JATCO site referendum passes

JANESVILLE — On Wednesday morning, the 250-acre, former Janesville General Motors/JATCO site will continue to be blighted, vacant, disused, overgrown with brush and strewn with rubble — with major environmental cleanup needed. But the difference is that now, if a developer wants to build out an industrial project across 100 acres of the site, and it’ll cost more than $450 million, voters automatically get authority to approve or deny it. The numbers aren’t official until the county canvass meeting, but with the unofficial total vote in on the referendum question at press time, 16,779 residents in Janesville had voted “Yes” to the referendum, compared to 9,932 votes who voted “No.” It means voters will have the authority to OK larger-ticket items at the GM/JATCO site, either through special or regular elections. It came after a weeks-long information war between business interests and labor groups favoring a reduction in red tape, and grassroots neighborhood organizers who wanted the public’s voice to ring just as loudly as a prospective developer’s. Business interest and labor groups like Grow Janesville Responsibly vehemently opposed the referendum, saying they fear it will chase away some large-scale prospects for redevelopment that could bring serious environmental cleanup that

Janesville, WI · 4d

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International dairy expo held in Madison

MADISON, Wis. — The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) International Agribusiness Center (IABC) hosted 13 delegations representing 21 different countries during World Dairy Expo, held in Madison from Sept. 29 to Oct. 2. More than 130 delegates from nearly every continent came to Wisconsin to tour farms and agricultural businesses, connect with suppliers and enjoy the state’s world-famous dairy products. Countries represented in the delegations included Bolivia, Brazil, Cambodia, Cameroon, China, Ecuador, Guatemala, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Taiwan, Thailand, Ukraine and Vietnam. DATCP worked directly with delegations sponsored by Food Export Midwest, USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, U.S. Grains & BioProducts Council, U.S. Livestock Genetics Export and the World Initiative for Soy in Human Health. Delegates visited farms, genetics operations, crop and animal feed businesses and other agricultural enterprises throughout Wisconsin to gain firsthand insight into the state’s agricultural production, processing capabilities, and diverse range of products. The visits included farms and facilities supported by the Wisconsin Corn Growers Association, Wisconsin Soybean Association, and Wisconsin Biofuels Association, as well as University of Wisconsin (UW) Extension and College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) sites. These included the Arlington Research Station

Madison, WI · 1d

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CBRE closes sale of 4.66-acre parcel in Fitchburg

CBRE brokered the sale of a 4.66-acre parcel at the northwest corner of County Highway MM and U.S. Highway 14 in Fitchburg, Wisconsin. Louisville, Kentucky-based Trilogy Real Estate Fitchburg LLC purchased the property from Fairchild Development LLC for $2.23 million, marking the company’s third location in the Madison market and expanding its footprint beyond its existing Waunakee and Sun Prairie locations.

Fitchburg, WI · 4d

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Business Spotlight: Stoughton Health welcomes surgeons, expands care

For many people, symptoms such as abdominal pain, digestive concerns, hemorrhoids, vein problems or a hernia can interfere with daily life. Delaying care often means living with discomfort longer than necessary. To help patients access treatment sooner, Stoughton Health is pleased to welcome Dr. Jonathon Kuo and Dr. Aaron Perme...

Stoughton, WI · 3d

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Luna’s Groceries owner launches fundraiser to keep South Madison store open

Mariam Nuñez hopes community support can help replace broken refrigeration, attract customers and cover rent as some misfortunes have hit her Luna’s Groceries on Park Street in the heart of Madison’s South Side. Nuñez is giving herself 30 days to raise the money needed to keep Luna’s...

Madison, WI · 4d

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Victory Homes of Wisconsin, St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital: Host Groundbreaking Ceremony for the 3rd Annual Madison St. Jude Showplace Home

SUN PRAIRIE, WI — Victory Homes of Wisconsin, in partnership with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital®, invites community members, trade partners, and supporters to attend the official groundbreaking ceremony for the 3rd Annual Madison St. Jude Showplace Home. This event marks the launch of a new mission...

Madison, WI · 3d

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EXEC: Hydro Flask-Osprey-OXO Parent Rejects Takeover Offer from Spectrum Brands

Helen of Troy Limited, the parent of the Hydro Flask, Osprey, OXO brands, confirmed Wednesday that its Board has unanimously rejected an unsolicited, proposal to acquire the company for $37 per share from Empower Brands Holdings Group, which is owned by Spectrum Brands Holdings, Inc. and Oaktree Capital Management, L.P. Helen of Troy described the proposal as “opportunistic” and said its recently-launched turnaround plan will deliver a better payback for shareholders.

Middleton, WI · 4d

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Now Hiring: Kikkoman growth brings more job opportunities to southern Wisconsin

JEFFERSON, Wis. — Kikkoman is planning a $560 million investment in Jefferson as the company continues to grow its soy sauce production footprint in southern Wisconsin. The company has operated in Walworth County for more than 50 years. Brandon De Leon, Kikkoman’s production manager of bottling and drying, said...

Jefferson, WI · 5d