Many Wisconsin farmers have had a slow start to the planting season, but one farmer says the cool and wet weather is also impacting custom operators. Neil Christenson grows crops in Shawano County, and says he’s not worried. “And once they’re here, it will only take a day, and they’re in and out, but they’re […]
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