Learn about Burnout & Grassed Waterways

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This week’s episodes of The Dairy Signal® from Professional Dairy Producers® (PDP) will give dairy producers an opportunity to connect with experts on timely topics. On Tuesday, learn about identifying and addressing burnout. Tune in on Thursday for a discussion on grassed waterways.

Tuesday, July 28

Burnout doesn’t happen overnight and recognizing it early can make all the difference. Tune in for tips on identifying and handling burnout for yourself and your team. Presenter will be:

• Monica Kramer McConkey, LPC, Rural Behavioral Health Counselor & Consultant, Eyes on the Horizon Consulting, LLC

Thursday, July 30

Grassed waterways remain one of the most effective tools for reducing soil erosion and protecting water quality, yet they’re often overlooked. Learn why they’re more important than ever and why fall is the ideal time to evaluate, install and maintain waterways on your operation. Presenter will be:

• Todd Prill, Northwest Region Outreach Specialist for the Ag Water Quality Program of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension

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