Most Wisconsin farmers are waiting for the land to dry out before attempting any fieldwork. One of them is Darin Von Ruden, Wisconsin’s Farmers Union President, who farms near Cashton in the driftless region. He tells Brownfield, “We’ve gotten more than enough moisture over the last two to three weeks that we’re probably looking at […]
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