For the fourth generation farmer who resides in the Rural Municipality of Churchbridge that has meant growing flowers she sells at area events. My husband and I purchased our farm on Pennock Road in 2011, explained Becquet. Together with our four kids we ve worked to add to this farm, truly our dream home, and make it our own. In late 2018, I decided to take what had been a lifelong hobby and make it my full time gig, and Pennock Road Petals was born. I had always grown flowers for myself, and I had been creating wedding florals for friends and family for years, but the process of combining growing and designing was such an extremely rewarding experience.
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Wisconsin Ag Connection - 12/14/2020 The Wisconsin Agriculture & Life Sciences Alumni Association at the University of Wisconsin-Madison has three new members on its board of directors. Michael Murphy, June Roush, and Brooke Trustem have joined the WALSAA leadership panel.
Murphy is a 1987 CALS graduate in agricultural economics who has a passion for learning and employee performance. He continued his education at UW-Whitewater to earn a master s degree in business administration, and then at Benedictine University for
his Ph.D. in organizational development. Currently, Murphy works in Syngenta s training department with interns, new hires, and leadership to build a stronger customer experience.