Hoffmann aims to boost soybean promotion nationwide
Jefferson County farmer John Hoffmann, new American Soybean Association executive committee member, leads a 700 acre Whitewater operation raising soybeans, corn and hogs. He serves on the ASA Budget and Finance Committee and has a strong track record on the National Board of Directors. The group backs market development, cost-cutting research, and international promotion with a $6 million budget. Hoffmann, a bricklayer by trade from Wheeling Illinois, sees ASA as a key national force supporting farmers profitability while his wife Nancy aids in volunteer programs.
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Farmer Don Everson closes farm after foreclosure ordeal
Donald Everson, 45, of Fennimore, ends three years of legal wrangling by telling a Grant County judge he will leave his farm by Oct 1. He lost the property to foreclosure, suffered a stroke during the dispute, and joins the Wisconsin Farm Unity Alliance advocating negotiations with lenders to keep farmers on land. He plans to start anew on another farm, hoping to milk 45 to 50 cows by spring.
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