Mixed reactions to paid milk diversion plan in Wisconsin
Consolidated Badger Cooperative young cooperators debated a proposed paid diversion plan by dairy industry groups. The plan would pay farmers ten dollars per hundredweight to cut production by five to thirty percent, with reactions split between cautious support and concerns about feasibility and costs amid possible continuation of the 50 cent per hundredweight deduction. Jim Kasten outlined potential government savings and costs, while witnesses discussed farmer costs, production choices, and plans to adjust milking schedules.
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