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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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Foxtail Farm grows good food from St. Croix Valley’s special soil
Glacial deposits and ingenious agriculture combine to create nutritious vegetables.
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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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Farmers invited to learn what works for improving soil health in St. Croix region
Local corn and soybean producers who have increased the resiliency of their farms through soil health and nutrient management will share their knowledge.
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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.
