A Wisconsin farmer is glad he took early action to save money on fuel. Zeb Zuehls grows corn, soybeans, and hay in South Central Wisconsin near Montello. Zuehls tells Brownfield he secured his fuel as soon as the Iran-U.S. conflict broke out. “I filled the tank. I did it the first weekend of the war. […]
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