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Third-generation Pine County farmer recognized for conservation work
Randy Hinze of Pine City receives award for numerous projects to improve farm’s impact on water.
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Company proposes slightly scaled-back hog facility near Trade River
By reducing number of animals and increasing cage size, Cumberland says it will comply with new standards.
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Large dairy operation in Willow River watershed seeks to renew permit
Public hearing on May 18 for plans to manage 1,600 cows and the manure they produce.
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A farm, a family, and a lifetime of learning
Multiple generations growing near Rush City discovers new ways of doing things.
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St. Croix Valley bees make honey that tastes like home
Grantsburg beekeeper shares her passion for pollinators and their sweet products.
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I see London, I see France, farmers buried underpants to demonstrate conservation benefits
Simple experiment shows how different types of farming can affect health of microscopic soil ecosystem.
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Rural community rebuffs challenge to livestock rules
Wisconsin town’s supervisors reject industry claims and retains legal counsel.
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Neglected livestock siting rules frustrate farmers, local governments, environmental groups alike
The rules for locating livestock operations in Wisconsin haven’t been updated in 16 years, frustrating both farmers and conservationists.