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Ken Rosenow farms corn and soybeans near Oconomowoc. With a keen ear to his fellow farmers, Rosenow knows the impact the Harvest Fuel Relief Program could make in Wisconsin. He give Larry Lee the insight. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
While the leaves in the crops are turning color in the fall, our lawns are some of the last things to lose their vibrant green hue. Although it seems counterintuitive, the way we care for our lawns at this time of year greatly affects their health come next spring and summer. Doug Soldat joins me. …
There's good news coming out of South Central Wisconsin. Corn moisture levels may not be as high as some people think. Cooper Humphrey joins Kiley Allan. He's the district sales manager with Wyffels for Columbia, Dodge, and Jefferson Counties. He gives us a harvest update and says spirits are high.…
It's no surprise to people living in rural communities that fall is a busy time of year for farmers, and in turn, we see more agricultural and field equipment on the roadways. Kory Schultz joins us. He's an inspector with the Wisconsin State Patrol. He has a few safety tips and tricks for both our …
Darin Von Ruden is a farmer in the southwestern part of Wisconsin near Westby. His immediate question is whether the $8 billion program will provide meaningful assistance. "The announcement leaves a larger concern unresolved -- whether short-term payments can adequately offset rising production an…
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