Frequent light rains have been beneficial to crops in most areas of Wisconsin. Jonathan Gibbs farms in the Fox Lake area and is also the current President of the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board. He says, “In my neighborhood, we’re looking pretty good.” The southernmost counties received the most rain, with some areas in Grant, Lafayette, […]
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An ag economist says strong cattle prices are contributing to an increase in rangeland and pasture values. Jim Jansen with the
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The head of the Minnesota Department of Agriculture is trying to make sense of why USDA has threatened to freeze funding
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