A Michigan farmer says growing demand for triticale is helping to diversify rotations and marketing opportunities. Sixth-generation grower Janna Fritz says her farm has been growing the crop for seed on and off for the past few years. “We have found dairy farmers up in our area are looking at it predominantly for that forage […]
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