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📊 Interactive Results

July 2026: Trivia

Is Wisconsin’s average July temperature Below or Above 70° F?

Below

Wisconsin’s average July temperature is 69.2°F.

Source: Wisconsin State Climatology Office – July 2026: Wisconsin Weather Outlook ↗️


Results

Above
8%

Below
92%

June 2026: Quiz

True or False:
Misting systems cool cows by wetting their skin directly.

False

Sprinklers (low-pressure soakers) cool cows by wetting their skin directly.
Misting systems cool the air around the cows.

Source: Heat Stress Abatement in Dairy Facilities


Results

True
30%

False
70%

May 2026: Survey

Yes or No:
Have you ever attended an Extension event?

UW-Madison Extension hosts free and paid events across the state of Wisconsin all year. Browse the Extension calendar to find events in your county and filter to find Topics you’re interested in: https://extension.wisc.edu/events/


Results

Yes
70%

No
30%

April 2026: Trivia

True or False:
Wisconsin is home to 1.28 million dairy cows.

True
With roughly 1.28 million dairy cows and nearly 6 million people, Wisconsin averages about one cow for every five residents.

Source: USDA/NASS 2025 State Agriculture Overview for Wisconsin


Results

True
90%

False
10%

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