Letter to the Editor on imports and farmer hardship
The Country Today readers vent about economists and imports harming farmers. A Wisconsin dairy critic urges humane policy, challenges investment imports, and calls for leaders who prioritize farmers over corporations. Readers complain about inspections and health impacts, insisting local dairy power remains with state producers.
Wisconsin farm grain stocks set June 1 records
Wisconsin farms hold 178 million bushels of corn oats and barley on June 1, up 75 percent from a year ago. Corn stocks reach 136.1 million bushels, oats 26.4 million, and barley 15.1 million, with national totals also rising for corn oats and wheat. Wheat at 12.8 million. U.S. barley up 37 percent to 172 million.
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