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65 students from Central, South, and Kohler High Schools visited county facilities and learned about local government in April & May. Students heard presentations and participated in simulations hosted by the county administrator, deputy county administrator, county board vice-chair, sheriff, youth justice workers, circuit court judge, district attorney, planning director, county clerk, county register of deeds, human resources staff, and county treasurer. 

If you grew up in 4-H, you probably remember…

🐄 early mornings at the fair
📋 project judging day
🍪 bake sales and club meetings
💚 friendships that lasted long after the ribbon was handed out

Now you can help the next generation experience the same thing.

👕 Shop our Gear That Gives Back store — where 10% of every purchase supports local 4-H youth programs in Sheboygan County.

This meeting is for anyone who wants to learn about forages, and forage quality, mainly Growers and Dairy farmers. This time one of the topics (the main one) discussed will be the use of short corn for Corn silage. The attendees will also get practical tips for better management, not only research data. It is a great opportunity to connect with other farmers and to learn more about what this group is up to.

The 2026 UW-Extension Sheboygan Community Needs Forum will focus on the Community Development Institute and Positive Youth Development Institutes with an emphasis on local government education and outreach.

With two dates to choose from, Sheboygan County UW – Extension invites you to join us in this networking and community discussion event.