With climate change at the forefront of conversation, Wisconsin policymakers are looking into ways to make farming more sustainable.
Rep. Gary Tauchen says a new comprehensive program is being developed to improve farm profitability by focusing on Wisconsin agriculture’s carbon energy and water.
This program would tie in the Department of Revenue, and is voluntary and market driven. Starting at the farm, he says we need to enhance whatever we have in the market place simply, and at a low cost.
To learn more about farming for a sustainable future, join Pam Jahnke on February 23rd for the WisBusiness.com/WisPolitics.com Luncheon luncheon in Appleton, WI. More information about the event and how to register can be found at http://www.wispolitics.com/2022/feb-23-wisbusiness-com-wispolitics-com-luncheon-seeking-a-sustainable-future-climate-change-and-farming.
