Dairy leaders debate milk set aside plan in Wisconsin
Wisconsin dairy leaders meet amid debate over a voluntary milk set aside plan to cut production 5 to 30 percent for added payments. Critics say it may not shield efficient yet debt-laden producers, while supporters say it could reduce costs and buy time for the industry. The plan may gain national traction if Congress backs broader parity across commodities. Deputy Agriculture officials plan further discussion at Madison board meetings.
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