As agriculture emissions rise, report says bold change needed to reach net-zero in Wisconsin

WPR·May 26

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A report has found that bold changes are needed in wisconsin to reach net-zero emissions as agriculture emissions rise. The state's agriculture industry is experiencing various challenges and developments, including issues with grain storage and potential fee increases for the livestock industry. The industry is also exploring new methods and technologies to improve sustainability and profitability.

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