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Wyatt Eichholz
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Senior Alabama Campus Correspondent, Campus Reform
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Household appliances, mother and baby, finance
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By Wyatt Eichholz| Farms.com@ By Wyatt EichholzFarmers in Wisconsin sold twice as much dairy as meat products in 2023 and more of both than feed crops, the latest Annual Statistics Bulletin for the state from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service found. Dairyland farmers sold $6.2 billion in dairy products in 2023, followed by $3 billion in meat sales. The largest crop sectors by cash receipts were feed crops at $2.5 billion, and oil crops, like soybeans and canola, at $1.5 billion.
By Wyatt Eichholz| badgerinstitute.org@ Part of a series on the cost of homes in Wisconsin. Previously: A tiny house in the land of lakes and giant prices. Wisconsin residents anecdotally report feeling the increasing strain of trying to afford a home. These experiences are borne out by market data showing more Wisconsin residents priced out of homeownership. The Wisconsin Realtors Association publishes a measure of affordability in its monthly reports.
By Wyatt Eichholz| Farms.com@ By Wyatt EichholzFarmers in Wisconsin sold twice as much dairy as meat products in 2023 and more of both than feed crops, the latest Annual Statistics Bulletin for the state from the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service found. Dairyland farmers sold $6.2 billion in dairy products in 2023, followed by $3 billion in meat sales. The largest crop sectors by cash receipts were feed crops at $2.5 billion, and oil crops, like soybeans and canola, at $1.5 billion.
Company Info
Campus Reform
Campus Reform is a conservative media outlet and watchdog organization focused on higher education. Operating under the Leadership Institute, it aims to expose perceived left-leaning bias and misconduct in U.S. colleges and universities. The organization employs both professional journalists and student correspondents to investigate and report on campus activities. Campus Reform offers investigative reporting that highlights incidents of alleged liberal bias and administrative overreach. It runs a Young Journalists Program that recruits and trains conservative student journalists, providing mentorship and opportunities for publication. Additionally, it supports conservative students in launching campus publications and organizing events, often offering logistical and financial assistance. The content produced targets conservative students, activists, donors, and policymakers interested in higher education issues.
Arlington, Virginia, United States
'+1 703-247-2000
Founded: 2009