Farming
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China is boycotting American soybeans. Wisconsin farmers will pay the price for it, trade group says
China is boycotting American soybeans. Wisconsin farmers will pay the price for it, trade group says
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Do you know a farm MacGyver? Or a Dairyland Darling? Wisconsin farmers redefine stereotypes
These Wisconsin farmers redefine stereotypes.
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Evercrisp, Empire, Fuji, oh my! Here’s what Wisconsin apple growers say is best for pie, cider, applesauce
As the leaves begin changing colors, business at most apple orchards across the state is already in full swing.
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Discover Wisconsin’s new Prime Rib Trail: A celebration of beef and supper club tradition
Wisconsinites know there’s nothing quite like a classic supper club dinner, and now there’s a new way to experience one of the state’s most beloved traditions.
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It’s been a wet, hot and humid summer, but Wisconsin’s apple crop looks ripe for the picking
Long stretches of humid weather can increase pests and disease, but growers have the tools to control outbreaks.
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World Dairy Expo in Madison is a special event for Wisconsin dairy families
The first week in October brings perhaps the most exciting event for dairy lovers like myself – World Dairy Expo.
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5 unsung films that dramatize America’s rich labor history
Hollywood studios and independent producers have long depicted the collective efforts of working people to improve their lives and gain a voice in their workplaces and the larger society.
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WI Farm Bureau: Immigration reform could address labor shortage
Wisconsin’s largest farm organization wants what it calls “meaningful” immigration reform rather than aggressive federal detention and deportation efforts.
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Wisconsin will get hit hardest from Trump’s trade war, analysis shows
The other 49 states have between 1% to 8% of their labor force working in industries getting hit by retaliatory tariffs. Nearly 10% of the Wisconsin workforce stands to be affected here.
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Evers: ‘I’m excited to be introducing the most pro-kid budget in state history’
The Wisconsin governor’s 2025 state budget address details his funding priorities, including measures to eliminate taxes on tips and over-the-counter medications.
