Seeking Farmland to Rent or Buy: Wisconsin
Julie is seeking 5 acres of land in WI. Ideally, there would be housing available.
Julie is seeking 5 acres of land in WI. Ideally, there would be housing available.
Danny is seeking tillable and pasture acreage in MN.
Tad is seeking one acre of tillable land in Wisconsin spring 2024. No house is required.
Sarah is seeking a minimum of 20 acres for a 501c3 nonprofit animal rescue. Barns that are suitable for animals, a workshop and large buildings on site for housing an animal sanctuary.
Michael & Christina are seeking 10-100 acres of land in Southwest Wisconsin (30 minutes or so west, northwest or southwest of the Black Earth area) to move & expand their operation. They currently raise pastured chickens (for meat & eggs), ducks, & guineas. They’d like to expand to grass-fed/grass-finished cows for beef and milk, pigs,… Read More →
When we talk to our friends and neighbors who are on Medicare, they are happy with it and sure don’t want to give it up. The same is said by veterans who use Veteran’s Administration healthcare. Social Security is another popular government run program. We need to build on this success. During an “Addressing the… Read More →
How to improve our health insurance system is an urgent matter for nearly everyone in Minnesota. It’s a top issue for farmers across Minnesota, and one of the most frequent concerns heard by clergy. For months, policymakers in St. Paul worked on details for how to provide immediate assistance to people who buy health insurance… Read More →
It’s field day time on this western Minnesota farm, and it’s made clear from the outset that there will no main presenter, no expert from on-high telling it like it is or isn’t, no PowerPoints produced by consultants. This is a field day where farmers learn from other farmers. “You are all consultants,” Richard Ness… Read More →
MADISON, Minn. — Are you a farmland owner who values good stewardship practices or a farmer looking to invest in soil building on rented land? The Land Stewardship Project (LSP), in partnership with the Lac Qui Parle Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD), is offering an online workshop on Tuesday, Jan. 24, to help you… Read More →
How Indiana is using cover cropping and early adopters as ‘gateways’ into a deeper understanding of sustainable soil management. It’s an overcast August morning in northeastern Indiana, and in a massive machine shed well stocked with the tools of a modern row crop operation, some 60 farmers are being reminded that growing corn and soybeans… Read More →