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2,500 Attend Members’ Dodge County Wisconsin Brunch

Jul 16, 2024

2,500 Attend Members’ Dodge County Wisconsin Brunch Dave and Kathleen Hafemeister, along with their children, Alayna and Ethan, hosted the Dodge County, Wisconsin Dairy Brunch on Sunday, June 2. “The Dodge County Dairy Promotion Committee had heard about our operation...

2024 Farm Kids for College Scholarship Winners

Jul 16, 2024

By Denise Rackley Investing in the future of agriculture through our Farm Kids for College Scholarships for over two decades, National Farmers is always spoiled for choice. This year was no exception. Narrowing down the pool, judges selected three seniors –...

President’s Message

Jul 16, 2024

In late May, a huge area of the country witnessed some extremely volatile and dangerous weather, including tornadoes, hail and flooding conditions. The planting and growing season has been challenging for many of our members — to say the least. When you follow global...

Dairy Marketing Signals

Jul 16, 2024

Government Dairy Policy, Plus Marketing Programs Best Approach By Brad Rach Gene Paul served us wonderfully as our legislative coordinator. Now that he has retired, we need to find ways to continue and build upon the work he did for our organization. Looking ahead,...

Cattle Marketing Signals

Jul 16, 2024

Healthy Markets Despite Increasing Bird Flu Numbers By Pat Lampert Despite the roller coaster ride on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange futures market, fed cattle have held relatively steady over the past several weeks. June through December is between $6 and $8 higher...

Organic Grain Marketing Signals

Jul 16, 2024

Challenging Organic Conditions, Selling Grains Into Craft Brewery Markets By Mike SchulistOrganic grain markets continue to see softening prices, especially in organic corn. There are many reasons, but topping the list is supply and demand. Current organic corn prices...