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Doug Rebout with the Wisconsin Soybean Association reacts to the annoucement by CHS that construction will begin soon on the Evansville, Wisconsin soybean crush plant.

Doug Rebout with the Wisconsin Soybean Association reacts to the annoucement by CHS that construction will begin soon on the Evansville, Wisconsin soybean crush plant.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

Join Pam Jahnke for the latest farm news. Heard daily on WOZN 96.7 FM and 1670 AM in Madison Wisconsin from 5-6am. Also heard on affiliate stations all over Wisconsin.

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WI Soybean Association President Doug Rebout reacts to CHS crush plant announcement

Pageantry platforms are a crucial part of the queen's reign. It isn't often one of the ladies chooses agriculture as her advocacy project, but Viroqua ag teacher turned Miss Wisconsin USA couldn't see her reign any other way. Pam Jahnke sits down with Olivia Lulich to discuss why agricultural advocacy is so important to her.


Stu Muck says the rain will likely stay away until the weekend! Will it be enough of a dryout for our crops?


A fourth-generation Wisconsin farm family is sharing a deeply personal story about the pressures of farming, mental health, and the importance of asking for help. Brian Reisinger says his family’s history of overcoming hardship also came with an expectation to simply keep going. Paid for by Rural Mutual Insurance.


Pam catches up with Ashley Huhn. Although crops are starting to come out of the fields, there is still a lot of business to be transacted with the Steffes Group. Paid for by Steffes Group.


Global factors are the talk of the market early on a Tuesday morning. John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing, says there's a rumor that Iran is calling for peace. However, the source is not very reputable. More attention is turned to the US and China meeting scheduled for later this week. While primary discussion isn't expected to be agricultural, it's always an underlying factor.

Pageantry platforms are a crucial part of the queen's reign. It isn't often one of the ladies chooses agriculture as her advocacy project, but Viroqua ag teacher turned Miss Wisconsin USA couldn't see her reign any other way. Pam Jahnke sits down with Olivia Lulich to discuss why agricultural advocacy is so important to her.
 Stu Muck says the rain will likely stay away until the weekend! Will it be enough of a dryout for our crops?
 A fourth-generation Wisconsin farm family is sharing a deeply personal story about the pressures of farming, mental health, and the importance of asking for help. Brian Reisinger says his family&rsquo;s history of overcoming hardship also came with an expectation to simply keep going. Paid for by Rural Mutual Insurance.
 Pam catches up with Ashley Huhn. Although crops are starting to come out of the fields, there is still a lot of business to be transacted with the Steffes Group. Paid for by Steffes Group.
 Global factors are the talk of the market early on a Tuesday morning. John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing, says there's a rumor that Iran is calling for peace. However, the source is not very reputable. More attention is turned to the US and China meeting scheduled for later this week. While primary discussion isn't expected to be agricultural, it's always an underlying factor.

"Agvocating" From The Pageant Stage & Global Rumors Impacting The Marketplace - Heinberg

Carey Jones is still working the land of his Richland County farm in the Township of Richwood. He's raising beef cattle, growing corn and soybeans -- while also holding down a full-time job. It's important. The farm has gone through seven generations during the last 100 years. But at times, Jones had to fight to get pieces of it back.

His wife, Barb, has been part of that journey, too. A farm girl herself and his high school sweetheart, she helped work the farm so he could maintain his full-time job.

They tell Teri Barr why keeping their farm in the family is now about future generations. And how it's also a way to help young people understand the importance of agriculture. 

You can catch more Century and Sesquicentennial farm stories by visiting MidwestFarmReport.com, brought to you courtesy of Compeer Financial.

Carey Jones is still working the land of his Richland County farm in the Township of Richwood. He's raising beef cattle, growing corn and soybeans -- while also holding down a full-time job. It's important. The farm&nbsp;has gone through seven generations during the last 100 years. But at times, Jones had to fight to get pieces of it back.
His wife, Barb, has been part of that journey, too. A farm girl herself and his high school sweetheart, she helped work the farm so he could maintain his full-time job.
They tell Teri Barr why keeping their farm in the family is now about future generations. And how it's also a way to&nbsp;help young people understand the importance of agriculture.&nbsp;
You can catch more Century and Sesquicentennial farm stories by visiting MidwestFarmReport.com, brought to you courtesy of Compeer Financial.

Carey & Barbara Jones - Richland County Century Farm

Former dairy farmer Randy Roecker discusses his struggles with the farm financial crisis, mental health, the decision to sell the farm, and life after farming, including partnering with another affected family to start the Farmer Angel Network.

This series is presented by Rural Mutual Insurance. 

Former dairy farmer Randy Roecker discusses his struggles with the farm financial crisis, mental health, the decision to sell the farm, and life after farming, including partnering with another affected family to start the Farmer Angel Network.
This series is presented by <a href="https://www.ruralmutual.com/">Rural Mutual Insurance</a>.&nbsp;

WI Soybean Association President Doug Rebout reacts to CHS crush plant announcement

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