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Connecting Food, Farming and Family

What Makes Wisconsin Agriculture Great?

We depend on our farming communities for affordable and abundant food, economic vitality, and stewardship of our state's resources. Agriculture is more than just farming; it's how we feed our families, how we use our natural resources, and our way of life. From dairies to cranberries, Wisconsin is home to a robust and diverse agriculture community that generates a variety of products.

Locally Grown and Raised

Learn how buying local can mean more than visiting a family farm, as well as how best to interpret labels, minimize food waste and prepare food safely. Plus, we show you where to find your favorite Wisconsin-made products at your local grocery store, farmers market or on-farm store!

Meet Wisconsin Farmers

Want to know more about where your food comes from? Wisconsin farmers use innovative technology to safely grow crops, raise livestock and serve as responsible Leaders of the Land™ .

Experience Local Farms

Wisconsin farmers feed your family. Learn about opportunities to visit local farms, how you can make smart shopping decisions at the grocery store and how you can replace common items at home with sustainable options that support farmers and reduce waste.

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Honoring Tradition and Embracing Innovation at Alsum Farms

Alsum Farms & Produce began five decades ago with one man in a 600-square-foot potato shed. Today, the farming business has grown into 325 full-time team members working across two farming locations, packing facilities, marketing and distribution to bring 200,000,000 pounds of potatoes to families across the Midwest. As a... continue

What is Cranfest?

With just 450 residents who call it home, those not from the area might not... continue

Sweet Treats Found in Wisconsin

As the warm days are here, travel and family activities across Wisconsin are top of... continue

How Wisconsin Agriculture Helped Shape the Green Bay Packers

Every fall, millions of fans cheer on the Green Bay Packers. They wear green and... continue

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