Danuser Valley News Today

FOUNTAIN CITY, Wis. – “Two things I know for sure about farmers,” Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said. “One, they love to farm. And two, they definitely want to pass

Editor’s note: The first half of this two-part story was published in the Jan. 11 issue of Agri-View.

MONTANA, Wis. – A desire to follow in his father’s footsteps led Kaleb Ellis on an adventure of a lifetime – harvesting wheat in Washington state. While growing up his

DOOR COUNTY, Wis. – Before trains, planes, and automobiles – back when Wisconsin was a wilderness – transportation meant walking, paddling or horseback. That’s why the Mississippi waterways and the

We’ve had another stretch of nice weather here in western Wisconsin, with temps slowly cooling. Farmers are busy finishing fieldwork and preparing for winter. My renter tells me that field

PORCUPINE, Wis. – Porcupine is one of those places where travelers don’t go unless they have business nearby. It can’t even be called a wide spot in the road. At

After a snowfall brought all fieldwork to an abrupt halt in western Wisconsin, farmers have been doing everything from making hay to fall tillage in this part of the state.

The “gold” has been flowing in Buffalo County in western Wisconsin – until the rain came – as farmers started their corn harvest. The previous weekend was the final push

We’ve had more rain in the past five days in western Wisconsin than in the past 55 days, Ive been told. After 3 inches of rain, pastures are growing back.

RUSHFORD, Minn. – Custom grazing is a flexible niche service that farmers with extra pasture can add to their operations to increase income and soil fertility. The Land Stewardship Project