A Wisconsin dairy farmer who grows corn, alfalfa, and triticale for feed says he’s not in a hurry to plant. Mike Yager says, “Our ground ain’t ready yet as far as I’m concerned.” Yager says with the recent rains, he hasn’t had ideal conditions for spreading manure, and with the cost of seed, fuel, and […]
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