Nationwide labor shortages continue to put pressure on the U.S. dairy industry. Brian Rexing, a fourth-generation dairy farmer from Indiana, says the industry is being forced to deal with limited workforce availability. “It’s hard to attract people,” he says. “At this point, we’re willing to navigate a program that may not be perfect, but we’re […]
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