Farmers who want to see new technology and innovations have the opportunity to see it up close this week. Matt Cullen with Wisconsin Public Service tells Brownfield that the WPS Farm Show features innovations that are entirely new, as well as improvements to existing tools and systems. “Technology continues to be a large part of […]
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