Farmers are dealing with a lot of uncertainty. Southern Minnesota farmer Rochelle Krusemark says as questions swirl on ag policy, trade, and the weather, her approach is to not live in fear. “If I’ve learned anything in the 45 years I’ve farmed is that it’s a rollercoaster for markets, and don’t live in fear. Just […]
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