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Wisconsin Farmer

News about the farming community in Wisconsin.

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Wisconsin State Farmer
wisfarmer.com > story > news > 09/02/2026 > wisconsins-forgotten-dust-bowl-history-and-the-lessons-it-left-behind > 91446400007

Wisconsin's Dust Bowl, lessons learned from the storm changed farming

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1206+ words) The droughts that have challenged livestock and crop producers in recent years have tested the best of Midwest families, but they are a far cry from the crisis that engulfed central Wisconsin in 1934, when farmers across the state's Central Sands…...

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wisfarmer.com > story > opinion > columnists > 09/02/2026 > roasting-high-oleic-soybeans-starts-with-asking-questions > 91492235007

Dairy farmers should weigh options for roasting high-oleic soybeans

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (206+ words) Availability of feed mill roasters and mobile roasters varies by region across Wisconsin. Start by finding out what is actually available near you. Not every mill or roasting outlet is set up to accept and process high-oleic soybeans, so confirm…...

Wisconsin State Farmer
wisfarmer.com > story > news > 08/25/2026 > sensor-project-measures-soil-health-impacts-on-wisconsin-cropland > 91447157007

Can healthier soils better withstand drought and flooding? Study aims to find out

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (310+ words) TOWN OF ROYALTON, Wis. – Soil moisture and temperature are key drivers of Wisconsin agricultural production, according to Carl Olson of the Sand County Foundation. “Moisture and temperature dictate planting schedules, crop development and general timing of field work,” he stressed…...

Wisconsin State Farmer
wisfarmer.com > story > news > 08/19/2026 > usda-boosts-corn-soybean-outlook-as-wheat-crop-sinks-to-50-year-low > 91347960007

Farmers plant record corn, soybean acres, according to USDA August report

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (461+ words) U.S. farmers planted a record amount of corn and soybeans for the 2026-27 marketing year, according to new forecasts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which raised acreage estimates for both crops and projected one of the largest grain harvests in history. At…...