The Roger Kittleson family are being recognized as a Sesquicentennial farm and he shares the story of his Dane County farm. The first Kittleson generation purchased the property in 1866 and were dairy farmers. Today, the farmstead is a beef operation with the fifth generation of the family running it. Roger was in a farming accident in 2020 where he was told he would be a quadriplegic. He has made huge progress in his recovery as he has nearly one hundred percent use of his hands back and is excited to continue to help the future generations of the Kittleson family take up farming. 

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<p>The Roger Kittleson family are being recognized as a Sesquicentennial farm and he shares the story of his Dane County farm. The first Kittleson generation purchased the property in 1866 and were dairy farmers. Today, the farmstead is a beef operation with the fifth generation of the family running it. Roger was in a farming accident in 2020 where he was told he would be a quadriplegic. He has made huge progress in his recovery as he has nearly one hundred percent use of his hands back and is excited to continue to help the future generations of the Kittleson family take up farming. </p><p>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.</p>

.In partnership with the Wisconsin State Fair, the Mid-West Farm report is highlighting Century and Sesquicentennial Farm and Home Award winners.