Blog
A collection of RHI updates and health & safety related information.
N.E.W. Guys Dueling Pianos
N.E.W. Guys Dueling Pianos Fundraiser (New London, WI) Don’t miss the Duel, get your tickets today. We know you’ll have a great time with us, and best of all, 100% of proceeds stay local, benefiting the farming communities of Shawano, Waupaca, and Outagamie counties....
Dueling Pianos-Get your tickets early
Cheesecake Recipes from Fundraiser
Shawano Area Dairy Promotions provided delicious cheescakes for our 15th annual Wine and Cheese fundraiser. If you are looking for the recipes: Vanilla: https://www.thespruceeats.com/juniors-original-new-york-cheesecake-recipe-1135432 Chocolate:...
15th Annual Wine and Cheese Fundraiser
Hollywood’s Greatest Hits Dinner Show (Black Creek, WI)
Join us for our 3rd annual themed Big Daddy D Productions dinner show—guaranteed to be a great night out for funny, clean entertainment, and all for a great cause. Wednesday, October 10, 2018 Time 5:00PM: Social hour, with Cash bar. 6:00PM: Family-style chicken and...
Mielke Named Emeritus Board Member at Rural Health Initiative
Dr. John Mielke, 85, was recently named an emeritus board member of the Rural Health Initiative, ahealth care organization he helped found in 2003.
Local Bonduel Woman’s Green Thumb Yields 800+ Perennials
Lisa Koepp from rural Bonduel doesn’t have a shortage of time. Not only does she help on the family farm near Leeman, she also has a new hobby—perennials, and lots of them.
Tips for Pest-Proofing Your Home
Common pests can be pesky, as well as harmful to humans, pets, and farm animals. This article shares easy pest-proofing tips for homeowners to avoid damage to physical property and personal health.
Choosing a Life Insurance Beneficiary
You’ve made the smart decision to get life insurance to help financially protect the ones you love. Now that you’ve chosen your coverage, you’ll also have to choose a beneficiary. Here are some pointers to help you decide who should be your beneficiary.
23 Minute Interval Cardio Workout
Carve out 23 minutes per day, three times per week, for improved cardiovascular health. This 23 minute interval cardio workout doesn’t require a gym or any specific equipment but the varying intensities helps improve your cardiovascular health. Lace up your shoes and invest 23 minutes into your health and wellness.
10 Road Safety Tips for Farm Equipment
As it starts to warm up, it’s a good time to start thinking about machinery safety, specifically these 10 road safety tips for farm equipment.
Daily G-BOMBS Provide Anti-Cancer Benefits & Adequate Nutrition
“G-BOMBS” is an acronym used by Dr. Joel Fuhrman as a way to remember the best anti-cancer, health-promoting foods on the planet. These are the foods that you should eat every day.
Alissa’s Green Smoothie Packs a Full Day of Fruits & Veggies
Alissa’s Green Smoothie made its debut in February 2018 at the CAFO meeting in New London. This hand-picked, delicious smoothie recipe, which can be made at home in minutes, makes it easy to hit your daily goal of fruits and vegetables. Specifically, this recipe provides seven fruits and vegetables.
Four Fondue Recipes You Can’t Pass Up
Too good to pass up! These four hand-picked fondue recipes are sure to be a hit at the 14th annual Wine & Cheese Tasting on Friday, February 16, 2018 in Cecil, Wisconsin. Replicate them for your favorite guests in the comfort of your own home.
American Heart Association Releases New Blood Pressure Guidelines
For the first time in 14 years, the American Heart Association (AHA) changed their blood pressure guidelines. The new guidelines have lowered the number for what’s considered high blood pressure, also called hypertension. Learn the new blood pressure guidelines.
Win Badger Basketball Tickets
Purchase 6 or more tickets to the 14th annual Wine & Cheese Tasting on February 16 and be entered in the drawing to win four (4) tickets ($147 value) to the Wisconsin Badgers – Purdue basketball game on February 15 (6pm) at the Kohl Center in Madison.
Asbestos—Tiny, Risky and Not Just Yesterday’s Problem
Asbestos was used in many ways from the 1920s to the 1970s, including in construction and building materials, and is mistakenly thought of as a problem of the past. However, any space is at risk of having some asbestos-containing materials present, so it’s important to know the risks and how best to handle it.
AT&T Funding to Support Efforts to Combat Rise of Obesity, Diabetes
The Rural Health Initiative, Inc. received a $5,000 AT&T Innovation Award today to support its efforts to improve the health of rural farm workers.