A northeast Wisconsin dairy farmer says he’s thankful for last year’s bumper crop as drought conditions intensify Travis Speirs milks 2,800 cows with his father south of Green Bay. “We’ve got a lot sitting there in carryover,” he shares. “We’ve harvested more alfalfa acres the last two years than ever before and have created a stockpile. […]
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