John Oncken is a local journalist based in Wisconsin, focusing on agricultural and farming topics. With a deep understanding of the farming industry and its history, John's articles often highlight the challenges and triumphs faced by farmers, as well as the impact of agriculture on local communities.
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John Oncken's articles predominantly focus on agriculture and farming, with a particular emphasis on local Wisconsin stories. He tends to include expert commentary, cite data, and cover seasonal topics related to agriculture. If reaching out to John, consider providing insights from experts in the dairy industry or other areas of agriculture relevant to Wisconsin.
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A barn fire that claimed the lives of over 18,000 dairy cattle raises many questions and concerns.
By: John Oncken
If you have ever exhibited an animal at the Wisconsin State Fair, it isn't an experience you're likely to forget.
By: John Oncken
Just seconds away from passing from this world, beef farmer, writer Phil Hasheider recounts his six minutes in eternity.
By: John Oncken
Wisconsin has lost 98.900 dairy farms over the past six decades. Where have they all gone and why?
By: John Oncken
World Dairy Expo is the place to be to see some of the world's best cows, the lastest technology and information.
By: John Oncken
World Dairy Expo has been a success in Madison for over 50 years. Could development of the Alliant Energy Center grounds change that?
By: John Oncken
This week's column is not about pure agriculture as it has mostly been for the past several decades, rather it is about something that just interests me as an amateur historian and writer.
By: John Oncken
The long-standing UW-Madison Farm and Industry Short Course was removed from the Madison campus a year ago and is now based at the UW River Falls. A new short course, FISC Ag Forward, is being offered by the University of Wisconsin and will be offered Jan. 16-19 at the new Center for Dairy Research on the UW–Madison campus.
By: John Oncken
Showing cattle is more of an art that might not appear exciting but really is to those participating.
John Oncken | Wisconsin State Farmer It's been a long time, but not so long as to preclude many folks who attended the first one in
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