Some farmers fear current farm policy is limiting efforts to diversify operations. Jerry Skees, is a farmer and retired ag economist in central Kentucky. “We’ve created public policy with unintended consequences that stand in the way,” he says. He is currently participating in an on-farm kernza trial on his central Kentucky farm. But, he says the […]
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