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Whether it’s around the country or in your town or county, decisions are being made every day that impact real people and real communities. Welcome to The Rural View -- where we open the window for you to the view of Wisconsin farmers and rural residents and a glimpse into the challenges they face.
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Julie Schoeneberg from Creek Bed Farmacy in Poynette, Wisconsin shares her family's farm story, the challenges of agritourism, and the huge impact of transmission line and other utility projects on Wisconsin farms. This episode highlights the importance of community engagement and legislative change to protect agricultural land before it all disappears.Julie talks about their passion for community outreach and agritourism initiatives, but that due to legislative challenges and policy gaps, the future of their family farm is in limbo at this time.Julie and her family have been through it. They've seen the environmental and infrastructural concerns for farmers when it comes to expanding utilities. She shares some of their strategies for advocacy around these concerns.Head to Creek Bed Farmacy in Poynette to support the Schoenebergs and their family farm. Whether it's strawberries, pumpkins, apple cider doughnuts, or the corn maze you seek, they've got it all!
In this episode of the Rural View, Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany shares his background growing up on a farm, his journey through public service, and his vision for Wisconsin's future, focusing on agriculture, land use, and healthcare.Dive into Tom Tiffany's stance on farmland preservation and land use policies, his views on energy development and transmission lines, his plans for healthcare improvements especially in rural Wisconsin, strategies to support young farmers and address land affordability, and his approach to government accountability and fiscal responsibility.You just may find out his all-time favorite rock song too!
Beth Schaefer is the Wisconsin Agriculture in the Classroom Coordinator, and shares insights on how the program supports teachers and students in understanding agriculture's role in everyday life. Beth talks about the importance of community connections, and strategies to overcome barriers in educational outreach.Stewards is WFBF's monthly sustainability newsletter for conservation related news, trending topics, and upcoming events and deadlines. Stewards is delivered on the third Tuesday of every month: https://wfbf.com/communication/e-newsletters/
Chase Pagel shares her journey from farm tour storyteller to children's author, highlighting her books that celebrate agriculture and her innovative approach to education. Discover how her work is inspiring young minds and connecting communities to farming through engaging stories and resources.Chase's book, "Big Farms, Little Farms" is this year's Wisconsin Ag in the Classroom Book of the Year!Be sure to subscribe to Ag Newswire here: https://wfbf.com/communication/e-newsletters/
In this episode, Buffy Uglow from the UW-Madison Extension discusses the AgrAbility program, its impact on farmers with limitations, and how assistive technology is transforming agriculture. Learn about success stories, program partnerships, and how farmers can access these vital resources.And be sure to subscribe to Ag Newswire here: https://wfbf.com/communication/e-newsletters/
Join us as Ben and Haily Sand share their journey in agriculture, their involvement in Farm Bureau, and how they balance farming, consulting, and community service. Discover insights into rural life, farm management, and leadership development.Ben and Haily do a lot! So buckle up, and enjoy!
Join us as Shari Black from Wisconsin State Fair shares her journey from county fair exhibitor to CEO of State Fair Park, highlighting the importance of agriculture, fair traditions, and upcoming celebrations at the Wisconsin State Fair's 175th year!Hear the history and tradition of the cream puff, and all about upcoming projects and upgrades to State Fair Park!Enjoy the fair!Subscribe to Ag Newswire here: https://wfbf.com/communication/e-newsletters/
In this episode, Joanna Guza joins Amy and Jim to share her journey from growing up on a dairy farm to becoming a successful garlic farmer, farm broadcaster, and social media influencer. (She's TikTok famous you know!)Discover tips on growing garlic, marketing strategies, and balancing farm life with family.Subscribe to Ag Newswire here: https://wfbf.com/communication/e-newsletters/
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