A group of lawyers say they are building a case against the dairy checkoff program. Daniel Lennington with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty tells Brownfield the dairy checkoff is currently “an unconstitutional program.” He says the legal problem is in how the checkoff money is being used. “As we’ve seen recently, a lot […]
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