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Stephanie Hoff

Stephanie Hoff

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Reporter, Midwest Farm Report

Wisconsin

Final Covers

Police & Politics

Doesn’t Cover

politics, sex, gossip, sports

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Content

Total articles 2973

  • Scholarship For Students Interested In Specialty Crops

    By Stephanie Hoff| Midwest Farm Report Verified There’s a scholarship available to any student enrolled or intending to enroll in a Wisconsin school to pursue a degree that benefits a specialty crop. The money can be used for expenses for an internship or educational costs. Any career — research, education, agronomy, farming, etc. — qualifies as long as it is in a specialty crop field. Specialty crops include potatoes, vegetables, ginseng, Christmas trees, etc.

    By Stephanie Hoff · Midwest Farm Report

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Mahoney To Be Crowned At Dairy Breakfast

    By Stephanie Hoff| Midwest Farm Report Verified Congratulations to the 2025 Dane County Fairest of the Fair, Gwendolyn (Gwen) Mahoney of Mount Horeb. Mahoney will be crowned at Breakfast on the Farm on June 14 at Hinchley’s Dairy Farm in Cambridge. Mahoney is the daughter of Lisa and John Mahoney. She is currently a sophomore at Viterbo University in La Crosse, double majoring in neuroscience and biochemistry. She would like to attend medical school in hopes of becoming a psychiatrist in the prison system.

    By Stephanie Hoff · Midwest Farm Report

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Scholarship For Students Interested In Specialty Crops

    By Stephanie Hoff| Midwest Farm Report Verified There’s a scholarship available to any student enrolled or intending to enroll in a Wisconsin school to pursue a degree that benefits a specialty crop. The money can be used for expenses for an internship or educational costs. Any career — research, education, agronomy, farming, etc. — qualifies as long as it is in a specialty crop field. Specialty crops include potatoes, vegetables, ginseng, Christmas trees, etc.

    By Stephanie Hoff · Midwest Farm Report

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Midwest Farm Report

Madison, Wisconsin, United States