Wisconsin’s administration backed away from large fee increases for animal health programs and services, but that means something else must be done to fund them. It’s been eighteen years since the fees were adjusted in June of 2007. The Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection says increasing fees to the rate of inflation over […]
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