Rural livability has become a focus at the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at UW-Madison. Thanks to federal grant money, the college is looking at what assets are needed to sustain Wisconsin’s rural communities. One of the voices in the rural livability conversation belongs to Steven Deller. He specializes in rural economic growth and development. He’s also a professor in the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. Today, he marries together for us the economic trends in rural Wisconsin and the human elements that play a role in keeping these towns resilient. He predicts the state’s economy in 2024 as a soft landing and a glass half full. Photo by Michael P. King/UW-Madison CALS

Rural livability has become a focus at the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at UW-Madison. Thanks to federal grant money, the college is looking at what assets are needed to sustain Wisconsin’s rural communities. One of the voices in the rural livability conversation belongs to Steven Deller. He specializes in rural economic growth and development. He’s also a professor in the Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics. Today, he marries together for us the economic trends in rural Wisconsin and the human elements that play a role in keeping these towns resilient. He predicts the state’s economy in 2024 as a soft landing and a glass half full. Photo by Michael P. King/UW-Madison CALS

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