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Dane County Executive Parisi: Signs 2023 Budget—Opportunity Out of Adversity - Vimarsana News

Dane County Executive Parisi: Signs 2023 Budget—Opportunity Out of Adversity

Today, Dane County Executive Joe Parisi signed the 2023 County Budget: Opportunity Out of Adversity. The $853 million dollar spending plan works to prioritize l

Forestry supports boost welcomed - Vimarsana News

Forestry supports boost welcomed

The €1.3 billion of new forestry supports announced by the government will encourage more farmers to look at forestry says IFA

Watershed council hears presentation from Adam Kramer - Vimarsana News

Watershed council hears presentation from Adam Kramer

Watershed council hears presentation from Adam Kramer Tainter Creek THE KRAMER FAMILY of Patch Grove, who own and operate Black Sand Granary, seem to delight in their field of sunflowers. Adam and Kellie Kramer are shown with their four children, from left, Ezra (10), Hailey (13), Harper (11), and Ila (4). Sun flowers are a joy to watch because, like solar panels mounted to follow the sun’s progress across the sky, they swivel their heads like the tiny, organic, solar collectors they are. TAINTER CREEK - Adam Kramer of Black Sand G...

Ag Briefs: Tyson Settles Anti-trust Case For $221.5M - Vimarsana News

Ag Briefs: Tyson Settles Anti-trust Case For $221.5M

Ag Briefs: Tyson Settles Anti-trust Case For $221.5M Wisconsin State Farmer Tyson Settles Anti-trust Case For $221.5M A filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveals Tyson Foods has agreed to pay $221.5M in a settlement in the broiler chicken antitrust civil price-fixing lawsuit against the company. The settlement will be reflected in the company’s first-quarter financial statement. According to a Farm Journal report, the agreement allows Tyson to exit the price-fixing lawsuits filed against it and other poultry companies filed by customers and consumers. The settlement comes ...