The menu at this year’s Wisconsin Farm Technology Days near Algoma will be all about Kewaunee County. It will feature food that is native to the area, and items will be made from products grown or sourced in Kewaunee County.

The Ebert family is donating 12 to15 SimAngus-Holstein steers that they raised on their farm to provide beef for all of the burgers sold at the show.

Six food tents will be run by local nonprofit volunteers serving burgers, brats, wieners, chicken wraps, salmon fish spread with crackers, cheese curds, string cheese and fresh baked kolaches.

Locally sourced menu
“Our menu items were selected to represent the agriculture and food industry in our area,” explains Suzi Sevcik, WFTD Food Committee chairwoman. “We made a very conscious effort to source our food locally.”

The brats will be from Konop’s Meat Market in Stangelville, Sevcik says. The wieners will come from Salmon Meats in Luxemburg.

“We’ll have a savory chicken wrap that will feature dried cherries from Wienke’s Market in Algoma,” she says. “The salmon fish spread with crackers will be sourced from LaFonds Fish Market in Kewaunee.”

Cheese curds and string cheese will be provided by Renard’s Cheese in Algoma.

“And our local ag heritage group will be making 1,000 kolaches each day,” Sevcik says. “Kolaches are a little, round Czech pastry with a fruit filling. My grandma used to make them,” she explains. “We want to highlight the Czech heritage. The food is the heritage of the community.”

In addition to the six food tents, there will also be two ice cream tents and four beverage tents on the grounds.

“Our committee alone will have about 500 volunteers working,” Sevcik says. All of the profits from the food sales will go to those groups.”

Wisconsins Farm Technology Days is July 11-13 at Ebert Enterprises near Algoma. Learn more at wifarmtechnologydays.com.