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Armyworm moths already plentiful
An entomologist says she's paying close attention to the number of true armyworm moths flying north this spring. Krista Hamilton with Wisconsin's Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protect...
Larry Lee May 08, 2026
Alfalfa weevils are early in Wisconsin this year
An entomologist says it's time to scout for alfalfa weevils. Krista Hamilton with Wisconsin's Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection tells Brownfield insect growth is ahead of plant...
Larry Lee May 08, 2026
Congressman believes E15 bill will pass House
A Congressman says legislation to make E15 available nationwide year-round should pass the House soon. Wisconsin Representative Tony Weid tells Brownfield he's optimistic about the nationwide year-rou...
Larry Lee May 08, 2026
Farmer hopes for important updates in USMCA review
A Wisconsin dairy farmer is hoping this summer's review of the USMCA trade deal will take care of the loopholes that allow unintended trade problems. Amber Horn-Leiterman tells Brownfield that USMCA i...
Larry Lee May 07, 2026
Ag Committee member pleased with House farm bill
A House Ag Committee member says he's pleased with its version of the farm bill. Wisconsin's 8th District Republican Tony Weid says, “I feel like we are actually putting the farm back ...
Larry Lee May 07, 2026
Fuel prices put additional stress on farm finances
The cost of fuel is taking a bigger bite out of a dairy farmer's margin. Northern Wisconsin dairy and crop farmer Ben Augustine says, “Trucking milk here is getting way too expensive." Augustine...
Larry Lee May 05, 2026
Some Wisconsin farmers can plant, others must wait
Planting activity is picking up in south-central Wisconsin. Zeb Zuehls tells Brownfield that field conditions were good when he did some custom planting for a neighbor over the weekend. “It was ...
Larry Lee May 04, 2026
WiscoNet weather data is popular before planting
Wisconsin's network of weather-monitoring stations is seeing increased usage as farmers prepare for planting. Chris Kucharik with the University of Wisconsin says the Wisconet system has 80 monitoring...
Larry Lee May 01, 2026
Farm leader proposes labor pilot program
A farm organization is asking the federal government to consider a labor shortage solution. Wisconsin Farm Bureau President Brad Olson tells Brownfield that he asked Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins and Co...
Larry Lee May 01, 2026
Wisconsin loosens restrictions on dairy cattle movement
Wisconsin's agriculture officials have removed some transportation restrictions on dairy cattle. Effective immediately, lactating dairy cattle moving interstate from states designated with Unaffected ...
Larry Lee May 01, 2026












