Wisconsin’s ag secretary says the state is making food and agriculture export sales despite tariffs, trade uncertainty, and a tough economy. Randy Romanski tells Brownfield Wisconsin continues to “punch above its weight class” in the international marketplace. “I go back to quality, availability, reliability of product and it’s our responsibility here at DATCP to be […]
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