Gov. Evers Delivers Radio Celebrating the Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Fall Season
MADISON — Gov. Tony Evers today delivered his weekly radio address highlighting the Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Fall season and the industry’s role as a key economic driver for tourism, farm families, and communities across the state. Gov. Evers proclaimed September 19 through October 31, 2024, as Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Fall Season. A copy of the governor’s proclamation is available here.
Hey there, Wisconsin! Governor Tony Evers here.
So, it’s no wonder why we’ve seen back-to-back record-breaking years for Wisconsin tourism.
And fall is one of the best times of year to get out and explore.
Whether it’s hiking at one of our beautiful state parks to see the fall colors, tailgating at Lambeau, strolling a local harvest festival, or visiting a pumpkin patch, apple orchard, or corn maze at one of our local family-owned farms, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy fall in Wisconsin.
The fall tourism season is also an important economic engine for our state, especially for agricultural tourism, providing income for family farms and small businesses during the off-season and generating millions of dollars for our tourism industry.
And this year, we’re excited to have even more to offer with four NFL Draft-themed corn mazes that celebrate our rich agricultural history and our excitement as we gear up to host the 2025 NFL Draft.
So, we’re encouraging everyone to get out there this fall to check out these corn mazes and all the amazing opportunities we have for agricultural tourism in the state.
You can also check out Travel Wisconsin’s annual Fall Color Report online to track the fall colors and plan your
next adventure.
So, have fun, get out there and support our local farmers and producers this fall, and take care, folks.
Thank you.
An online version of this release is available here.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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