OPINION Agriculture continues to grow and evolve. Sixteen and twenty-four-row corn planters have largely replaced the old four- and six-row planter. The majority of our state’s hay crop is no longer harvested with “kicker” balers. But though the way we farm has changed, agriculture’s significance in Wisconsin – culturally, socially and economically – continues to remain strong.
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Brad Pfaff
Brad Pfaff represents the 32nd Senate District as a member of the Democratic Party, where he serves on the Committee on Agriculture and Tourism. He's the former Secretary-designee of the Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade, and Consumer Protection. His district encompasses La Crosse, Vernon, Crawford, and southern Monroe counties in Wisconsin.
