Mar 11, 2022
Trade Lake CAFO Ordinace This is what we’ve been working on. Enjoy. The KnowCAFOs Team #knowcafos
Mar 10, 2022
Tonight, March 10th, the Trade Lake Board passed the Large Livestock Operations Ordinance. Give yourselves a pat on the back. There was a full house! Standing room only. The Ordinance should be published tomorrow at tradelakewi.com. Read it and be impressed. Share it...
Mar 8, 2022
Last week, fifteen Wisconsin agricultural organizations came together to praise Senate leadership and the authors of legislation that prioritizes farmer-led conservation efforts to reduce nitrogen on farms. They are Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, Wisconsin State...
Mar 7, 2022
It Can Happen Anywhere More sad proof of what’s coming if we don’t stand strong. From Iowa to Minnesota to Wisconsin is a short jump. Let’s raise the height of the fence. Thanks for your support.
Mar 5, 2022
We Are Not Alone Featuring a litany of industry tactics and how local communities can defend against them by bringing neighbors together. Compliments of SRAP, Socially Responsible Agriculture Project. The KnowCAFOs Team #knowcafos
Feb 26, 2022
Complements of Deb Ryun, Executive Director, Wild Rivers Conservancy Page five is particularly interesting if you like your water clean. Please give WRC your support. The Watershed and Beyond The KnowCAFOs Team #knowcafos
Feb 25, 2022
Complements of St. Croix 360 Be sure to sign up for their newsletter. They are doing a series of six maps with a lot of information that you will enjoy.
Feb 23, 2022
3 Lies Big Food Wants You to Believe and the Truth Behind Factory-‘Farmed’ Meat href=”https://www.organicconsumers.org/news/3-lies-big-food-wants-you-believe-and-truth-behind-factory-farmed-meat”> Some interesting subsidy stats, plus more. The...
Feb 22, 2022
Sustainability is a virtue The article is a bit choppy and skips the first page, but we share what we get. This is a great article. The KnowCAFOs Team #knowcafos
Feb 15, 2022
No Safe Space As CAFOs grow in Wisconsin, replacing family farms, there is simply not enough land to spread the excess manure safely. The WIDNR already acknowledges that both the Trade and St Croix Rivers are impaired. Adding new CAFOs, adjacent feedlots and manure...
