Heading into the New Year, a west-central Wisconsin farmer has one question on his mind. “How do we remain profitable?” Tony Mellenthin says it’s a tough thing to do in the current environment. “Input prices have not relieved the pressure at all, even though our commodity prices have gone down.” Mellenthin says he makes the […]
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