With more federal aid grazing grass is greener for WI farmers / Public News Service

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. The U.S. ...

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