Maybe not.
Via Uppity Wisconsin.
NEWS OF WISCONSIN (AND SOMETIMES POINTS BEYOND)
Another chance for organic milk in America’s Dairyland
Big Dairy will make a big fuss.
Via Capital Times .
Walker budget bill lifts ban on foreign ownership of Wisconsin land
No buyers without sellers.
$3 Billion Net
Despite drought, second-highest farm income ever.
Immigration vital to dairy business
Watch Immigration changes could impact dairy business on PBS. See more from Here and Now.
Dairy farmers demand immigration reform
Business necessity.
27.23 billion pounds
Wisconsin’s 2012 milk production.
Via WKOW.
Wisconsin Happy Farm celebrates first anniversary
Many happy returns.
Via Wisconsin Happy Farm.
Udders-up dairy plant lets jobless workers pick up their personal possessions
Golden Guernsey dairy not so golden after all.
Via 620 WTMJ.
Golden Guernsey dairy plant goes udders up
Chapter 7.
Via WBAY.
State agency gets no response from shuttered dairy plant
Golden Guernsey’s owners not taking.
Via WISN.
Schools scramble to find milk after Waukesha dairy plant folds
No spilled milk over which not to cry.
Via WBAY.
Waukesha’s Golden Guernsey dairy plant suddenly closes
Done:
An employee who did not want to be identified said the workers were notified Friday night that the plant would be closed. Another employee who arrived at the plant Saturday morning was told not to come to work Saturday or Sunday, a source said.
The plant was locked Saturday afternoon, with vendor trucks parked outside and Golden Guernsey trucks behind the locked fence. The cow statue in front of the plant was still adorned with its festive Christmas hat.
An Open Gate representative did not return a phone call and email seeking comment Saturday. Company president Brad Parks did not return an email or a phone call, and a woman at his home declined to comment.
Dozen WI National Guardsmen sent to aide Afghan farmers
Long way from home.
Via Channel 3000.
Next: A Dairy Cliff
Oh, brother.
Via WKOW.
Wisconsin Potato Growers Assoc. drops Suzy Favor Hamilton as spokeswoman
Predictable but foolish: she’s probably the most interesting thing to happen to their trade group.
Via WQOW.
Court won’t issue subpoenas against reporters in Amish farmer’s raw milk case
State prosecutes small farmer, tries to bully reporters.
