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The milk you drink or the beef you eat may have come from a farm that rotates its livestock in a certain way to establish a healthier landscape. Wisconsin farmers who practice managed grazing have another chance for new federal funding
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Farming trend researchers are poring over new federal data that only come around every five years. The latest information helps some organizations check the pulse of conservation efforts.
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Wisconsin is part of a movement to reduce livestock emissions by converting manure into energy sources, and there are calls to weave in a careful approach
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Young Farmers in Michigan hope the new Farm Bill will include key benefits regarding land access so they can continue to pursue farming passionately
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If you live in a flood prone community, soil health from nearby farmland may have something to do with it
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Some conservation groups argue industrial farms are being given too many federal incentives to maintain operations, creating more environmental concerns
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The current Farm Bill expires Sept. 30 and with a looming government shutdown, reauthorization does not appear imminent
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The goal of the program was to help farmers and food pantries at the same time
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The heat and lack of rain is impacting area farmers