A western Wisconsin farmer says preparations for spring are going well, despite last weekend’s blizzard. Shane Goplin says, “With two feet of snow, that kind of puts a delay in the near future.” Goplin tells Brownfield there is one benefit from the blizzard. “We were not nearly as dry as Illinois. Illinois was welcoming this […]
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The director of the University of Missouri’s Center for Regenerative Agriculture says the yield benefits of cover crops take time. Rob
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