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Jason Maloney

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 22, 2026
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Jul 7, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Jason Maloney/For Agri-View

    From the Backroads of Wisconsin's Past (opens the original)

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    Wisconsin cheese stands stacked and boxed in cold storage. Harry Russell and Stephen Babcock conducted research at the University of Wisconsin that led to the widespread use of a method to cold-cure cheese. Stacks of Wisconsin cheese await shipment in a cold storage room. The discovery of a method to cold-cure cheese revitalized the cheese industry. A dairy cow pauses on her way to new green pasture. Harry Russell’s research led to a tuberculosis test for cattle. Milk and ice cream produced at

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Jason Maloney/For Agri-View

    Tradition preserves food security (opens the original)

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    Cookbooks, field guides and food-preservation manuals stand ready to assist with preserving the abundance of the season for hard times ahead. Old favorites from ancestors can mingle with library finds to guide novices as well as experienced food processors. Quart canning jars filled with wild-chokecherry juice are ready to process in a water-bath canner. Clean quart canning jars wait to be filled with wild-chokecherry juice. Simmered chokecherries are drained in a sieve. The juice will be used t

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Jason Maloney/For Agri-View

    Agriculture stretches back millennia (opens the original)

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    Corn, peppers and squash dry on racks at the Food Sovereignty Building in Mashkiiziibii in Odanah, Wisconsin. The crops have been grown by Native Americans in North America for thousands of years. Buffalo graze on pasture at Bodwéwadmi Ktëgan, a farm owned by the Forest County Potawatomi near Blackwell, Wisconsin. Native Americans have had a relationship with the animals in North America for thousands of years. A bean pod ripens while hanging from a corn stalk. Traditional ecological knowledge

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