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GRANT County
32 - Stonefield Historic Site
12195 Hwy V V P.O. Box 125 Cassville, WI 53806-0125
608-725-5210 Fax: 608-725-5919
www.stonefieldhistoricsite.org
Wisconsin State Agricultural Museum.
Through ingenious and industrious work, Wisconsin's farmers transformed forests and prairies into America's dairyland and an abundant harvest for us all.
Discover Wisconsin's
agricultural
heritage while exploring the four
parts of Stonefied: Wisconsin
State Agricultural Museum-farm
implements and tractors, including
rare examples; 1900 Farmstead,
1900 Village-over 30
buildings; Governor Nelson Dewey
Home Site.
Llaughing Llama Farm & Country Cabins
15859 Dry Hollow Rd. Boscobel, WI
(608) 375-5774
Quiet Country Cabins located in a
picturesque valley have whirlpools,
fireplaces and kitchenettes. Horse back
riding and hiking trails available.
South from Boscobel on Highway 61 to Dry
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Valley View Emus
4446 Golf Drive
Fennimore, WI 53809
(608) 822-2190
www.valleyviewemus.com
Located in the beautiful rolling hills of
Grant County between Fennimore and Boscobel,
Wisconsin, Valley View Emus offers a full
line of the highest quality Emu Oils, Emu
Lotions, Emu Pet Care, Emu Craft Products
and Emu Meats. Valley View on-farm
store open seven days a week by appointment.
Also sold at Madison's Dane County Farmers
Market, La Crosse Cameron
Park Farmers Market, Prairie du Chien, and
on our website. |
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GREEN County
12 -
National Historic Cheesemaking Center
2108 -
6th Avenue Monroe, WI 53566
608-325-4636 - Fax: 608-325-4647
Historic
Cheesemaking Center website -
NEW!
The Welcome Center houses the
National Historic Cheesemaking Center.
Located in a lovingly restored Milwaukee
Road Rail Depot, both the Green County
Welcome Center and the cheesemaking
museum welcome visitors. A replica
cheese factory, plus artifacts and
photos, trace the Swiss cheese
industry. Open daily 9-4 March
thru October. Admission: $5.00, 16
yrs. & under-free, bus tours welcome
with advanced notice.
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Green County Cheese Days
Festival
PO Box 606
Monroe, WI 53566
(608)325-7771
www.cheesedays.com
Green County Cheese Days is the oldest food
fest in the Midwest, honoring cheesemaking,
dairy farming, and Swiss heritage.
Since 1914, Monroe's Historic Courthouse
Square has served as the scenic backdrop to
the festival grounds, and the celebration
attracts crowds of revelers ready to yodel,
polka, and consume cheese by the truckload.
Highlights of the weekend include
entertainment stages, street dances, old
time cheesemaking demonstrations, parades,
dairy farm tours, cheese tent, and cheese
sampling.
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Green County Tourism
1016 - 16th Ave
Monroe, WI 53566
888-222-9111
www.greencounty.org
Smile, and say cheese! You're in
southwestern Wisconsin's Green
County - famous for Swiss heritage
and ethnic cuisine, colorful
festivals, and tasty local brews
perfectly paired with award-winning
cheese.
With two trails and mile after mile
of paved back roads, Green County
offers the best biking in the
region. The scenery along the way?
Cows grazing the lush green fields,
colorful barn quilts, and
picturesque dairy
farms dotting the horizon.
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Sugar Maple Emus
W805 Pedee Rd.
Brodhead, WI 53520
608-897-8224
www.sugarmapleemu.com
Farm tours from May thru September.
Emu product sales online and at the on-farm
store, May thru September. Retail
sales: emu oil and oil products, emu meat,
emu eggshells, emu jewelry, emu leather
products, and other emu related products.
Brodhead Tour the Farms Day - May 8, 2010 |
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Jefferson County
Wisconsin Sheep & Wool Festival
Jefferson Fair Park
Jefferson, WI
608-868-2505
www.wisconsinsheepandwoolfestival.com
September 10-12, 2010
Admission: $5 Daily, Weekend passes $10,
kids 8 and under free.
Fiber arts classes, stock dog trial, Country
Store, Border collie demonstrations and
"Herding 101," sheep & fleece shows, kid's
activities, educational workshops &
demonstrations, used equipment sale, Hall of
Breeds demonstrations, lambing barn, Make It
With Wool competition, hooked rug show.
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Busy Barns Adventure Farm LLC
W7675 UW Hwy 12
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920-691-6742
www.busybarnsadventurefarm.com
Follow the
trails to an amazing "Autumn Adventure" at
Busy Barns Adventure Farm. Embark on
the corn shock cavern and straw play barn,
tread your way thru the trivia corn maze and
straw maze, roam the u-pick pumpkin patch
and tractor tire trail, dare take on the
20-foot tunnel slides. Then paint a
pumpkin, take in a puppet show, sit on the
antique tractors, ride the pony swings, try
the obstacle course, play in the corn box
and milk "Holly the Holstein." Plus
don't forget about the farm animals and the
opportunity to watch a sheep shearing
demonstration every Sunday at 1:00pm.
Bring your camera! Adventure awaits
you weekends September 26th thru October
25th from 10-6. Enjoy a treat at the
Fort Atkinson FFA Alumni "Feedbag" featuring
caramel apple sundaes, popcorn, chili, hot
dogs, apple cider, and more. When it
comes to Autumn's Adventure, come to Busy
Barns Adventure Farm located 5
miles west of Fort Atkinson at W7675 US Hwy
12. Visit us online or call
(920) 691-6742. |
A Great Spot for Birthday Parties and Field
Trips, Email Us for more Details. |
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MANITOWOC
County
Manitowoc
Area Visitor & Convention Bureau
4221
Calumet Ave. P.O. Box 966
Manitowoc, WI 54221
920-683-4388 Fax:
920-683-4876
www.manitowoc.info
Manitowoc County has approximately 1,400
farms and ranks fourth in Wisconsin and
27th in the United States in annual milk
production. Manitowoc County is also
home to the second largest vegetable
cannery in the country - Lakeside Foods
- and hosts Wisconsin's third largest
Farmers Market in Manitowoc. Visitors
can enjoy a wide array of agricultural
activities and attractions, such as
Apple Festival in Two Rivers, Fall
Harvest Festival at Pinecrest Historical
Village, a 20-acre pumpkin patch at
Wilfert Farms, or a corn maze in Valders.
Pick your own strawberries at Truettner’s
Berry Farm or tour a dairy farm by
appointment. Check our website or call
for complete details of events and other
agritourism related attractions.
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MARATHON County
Wilke's Xtra Sweet Acres
T8417 County Road W
Wausau, WI 54403
715-675-6748
www.wilkefarm.com
Sixty acres of vegetables sold from the farm
or farmers' markets around Wausau.
Bedding plants, annuals, perennials, hanging
baskets available mid-May thru June.
Corn maze, pumpkin patch, and hayrides
available in mid-September through October
31st. Haunted weekends before
Halloween. |
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MONROE County
Monroe County Tourism
202 S. K Street, Rm 7 Sparta, WI 54656
608-378-4813 Fax: 608-378-3157
www.bikeandberries.com
Monroe County in Wisconsin
is a place of memorable impressions,
unusual contrasts, captivating experiences
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Tomah Convention
& Visitors Bureau
PO
Box 625, 805 Superior Ave. Tomah, WI
54660
608-372-2166 - Fax:
608-372-2167
www.tomahwisconsin.com
Crossroads for West-Central
Wisconsin offering Recreation &
Convenience! Tomah's location is
midway between the Twin Cities and
Milwaukee, where the state's Interstate
system (I90/I94) divides. Tomah
boasts small town charm and plenty of
shopping (including antiques, Amish,
and cranberry goods), attractions, over
680 motel rooms, entertainment, indoor
and outdoor waterparks, and quaint
restaurants to explore. Whether
you are interested in spring crafting,
driving tours, summer festivals, fairs
or tractor pulls, fall cranberry
festival and autumn color tours or
winter activities, you'll find the Tomah
area has a variety of annual
events. Visit our office, open
Monday-Friday, 8am to 5pm. We are
located one block off State Hwy 12 in
downtown Tomah on the corner of E. La Crosse
St. and Kilbourn Ave.
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Wetherby Cranberry Co.
3365 Auger Road Warrens, WI 54666
608-378-4813 Fax: 608-378-3157
www.freshcranberries.com
Fresh cranberries and cranberry wine
available late Sept. through mid-Nov.
Located six miles east of I-94,
Warrens
exit 135, then four miles east of
Warrens on County EW.
Cranberry Harvest Day always the first
Saturday in October from 9am to noon.
No admission, no reservations. Bus Group Tours,
(reservations and cost involved), late-September - mid-October;
Shipping cranberries
available October - mid November.
Call for exact hours.
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Wisconsin
Cranberry Discovery Center
204 Main St. Warrens, WI 54666
608-378-4878 Fax: 608-378-3328
www.discovercranberries.com
Visit the Wisconsin Cranberry
Discovery Center to discover how
cranberries are grown. After your
tour, enjoy a slice of cranberry pie or
a dish of cranberry ice cream served at
an old-fashioned soda fountain.
Our gift shop features a variety of
cranberry products. Open daily
April 1 to Oct 31. Seasonal hours
in November and December.
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Warrens
Cranberry Festival
402
Pine, PO Box 146
Warrens, WI 54666
608-378-4200 Fax: 608-378-4250
www.cranfest.com
Held the last full weekend in
September, the Warrens Cranberry Festival
offers fun for the entire family -
delicious food, incredible shopping, and
educational opportunities. Visit our
website for the latest information.
Office open 8am - 4:30pm, located 8 miles
north of Tomah - off I-94 at Exit #135. |
38th
Annual CRANFEST
September 24-26, 2010
Warrens, Wisconsin |
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