Wisconsin agriculture has lost a friend and advocate.Former 91st District State Representative Barbara Gronemus of Whitehall died Sunday … [Read more...] about First woman to chair state Agriculture Committee dies
The ethanol industry isn’t happy that the U.S. Supreme Court is getting involved in the small refinery waiver squabble.Last Friday the … [Read more...] about Ethanol industry unhappy with USSC refinery involvement
Outgoing U.S. Trade Ambassador Robert Lighthizer wants his successor, Katherine Tai, and the Biden Administration to continue a tough stance … [Read more...] about Trade ambassador wants successor to take stances
The legend I’ve heard often is that a cardinal hanging around your home represents a departed special spirit visiting.We have plenty of … [Read more...] about The Cardinals Rule
Dad’s eyes were closed as though he was in a calm sleep as he lay that evening in the hospice facility’s bed, him finishing the last of his … [Read more...] about Those of the Soil
Unfriendly weather in some parts of the country slowed the harvest a little last week, but farmers are still ahead of the average pace for … [Read more...] about Harvest Sky
It's common for folks in my business to take a glance at the daily "National Day of..." calendars to generate a bit of conversation.When … [Read more...] about A chocolate milk toast
Seeing some of the season's first snow on the corn leaves the other day had me reminiscing about the romance of being a young farm boy … [Read more...] about Snow Cover
The calendar says autumn is nearing, but those out in the countryside don't have to look at a calendar to know that truth.The leaves … [Read more...] about A Change of Season
Editor's note: This first appeared in Scott Schultz's blog, www.ruralroutes.blogSometime later during his life, my father quipped that … [Read more...] about Pick, Pick, Pick, Pickin’ Through the Days
