Wisconsin’s grande dame of goat cheese, Anne Topham, retired this spring after nearly 30 years of making French-style fresh chèvre and handcrafted aged goat cheeses for the market.
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Edible Madison Announces 1st Annual Local Hero Award Winners
The Local Hero Awards recognize outstanding members of the food community who are leading with their environmental and social practices, high quality, economic impact and commitment to building a robust local food system.
20TH Annual CSA Open House (Madison)
The Madison Area CSA Coalition supports and connects Community Supported Agriculture farmers and eaters.
On Wisconsin: 26-year-old Chilton woman is big cheese
Barry Adams of the Wisconsin State Journal profiles local Cheesemaker Katie Hedrich and her plans for the future, which are shaping up to be pretty bright!
New Foodie episodes online!
Are you interested in watching past or current Foodie episodes? Look no further….
Public Market Thrives in Nationwide Trend
Marti Mikkelson of WUWM writes about the renewal of a Market once on the edge of failure that is now a model of success.
Speak up and log off
Milwaukee Chef and Blogger for OnMilwaukee.com, Jason Gorman, discusses how customers need to speak up if they aren’t satisfied with their dining experience.
Show Suggestions?
We’d like to hear from you, what would you like to see on the next season of Wisconsin Foodie?
2012 World Championship Cheese – Madison
Move over Super Bowl, the World Cheese Championships will take place in Madison this year March 5-7, make sure to come and cheer for your favorite Wisconsin Cheesemakers!
Raw Milk Movement Takes A Hit
Eliza Barclay at NPR has the story on the escalating tension between raw milk advocates and the FDA, which was spurred on by the recent injunction against a Pennsylvania farmer for selling raw milk across state lines to private buying clubs.
Does your school want to become a Farm to School site?
Wisconsin’s AmeriCorps Farm to School Program has created active and engaged Farm to School programs at schools around the state, and they are currently accepting new applicants.
