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 Philip Hasheider grew up on a diversified farm in
Sauk County,
Wisconsin where he was involved in 4-H and FFA. He has combined his interests in agriculture and history to write 10 books. He was recipient of the 2005 Book of Merit Award from the Wisconsin Historical Society and Wisconsin State Genealogical Society. He was lead writer for the Wisconsin Local Food Marketing Guide, which won the 2008 Distinguished Document Award from the Wisconsin Library Association.
As a student of cattle pedigrees for over 40 years, he has authored 15 freelance articles for the Holstein World, including “The Skyways of W. A. Weeks” in 1984. That article was the basis for an in-depth study of Bill Weeks, the Skyway herd and the development of aAa® Animal Analysis (sometimes referred to as Triple A or Weeks® Animal Analysis outside of
North America). Hasheider is also an approved aAa® Analyzer.
He and his wife, Mary, and two children, Marcus and Julia, reside on a farm near
Sauk City,
Wisconsin.
Since 1992, Author Philip Hasheider has published five books under the Honey Creek Press title. He has written about a variety of subjects including agricultural history, family genealogy and rural living stories. Most recently he has written a series of three “How To” books on raising livestock.
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