Reporter-Anchor for Brownfield Ag Network in Wisconsin
Larry Lee is a Reporter-Anchor for Brownfield Ag Network in Wisconsin. He specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on topics such as AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and farm management, while also covering regional interests and global news related to the agricultural sector. Larry's work has been featured in various outlets including TODAY, Kexl, and The Journal Gazette, among others.
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Larry Lee's coverage predominantly focuses on agriculture and farming, particularly dairy farming, as well as government and politics with a national (United States, Wisconsin) perspective. He also covers international relations, obituaries, and weather-related topics.
Given his focus on agriculture and farming in the United States with an emphasis on dairy farming in Wisconsin, he would likely be interested in insights from local agricultural experts or farmers who can provide commentary on trends within the industry. Additionally, given his coverage of legal policy regulations and government announcements related to agriculture, pitches focused on regulatory changes impacting the dairy industry may resonate with him.
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A marketing expert says the butter market has stabilized since the first part of the year.
By: Larry Lee
A Wisconsin farmer says modern corn hybrids are outperforming old varieties by a long shot.
By: Larry Lee
President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared to display rare public differences over the conflict in Lebanon this week after reports emerged of a heated phone call between the two leaders, followed by a statement from Netanyahu reaffirming Israel's willingness to strike Beirut if Hezbollah attacks continue.
By: Larry Lee
Russia unleashed another large-scale aerial assault on Ukraine early Tuesday, killing at least 21 people in Kyiv and Dnipro and prompting renewed appeals from President Volodymyr Zelensky for additional support from the United States and its allies as the war enters its fourth year.
Cash dairy prices were mixed again on Tuesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.0125 at $0.6775. Two sales were recorded at $0.6775 and $0.68. Forty-pound cheese blocks remained unchanged at $1.4750. Fifteen sales were recorded, ranging from $1.4725 to $1.48. Cheese barrels remained unchanged at $1.44. Two sales were recorded at $1.43 and $1.44. Butter was up $0.04 at $1.71. Twenty-three sales were recorded, ranging from $1.68 to $1.71. Nonfat dry milk was up 0.02 at $2.15. Six sales were recorded, ranging from $2.14 to $2.15.
Economist Danny Munch says the American Farm Bureau Federation is looking at ways to improve the federal safety net programs like the Dairy Margin Coverage program. “Particularly last year, feed costs were low, but other costs, veterinary costs, labor costs, other non-feed costs, farmers are seeing them get higher and higher each year, and you’re […]
A market analyst says the milk futures market still looks good in the near months. Mike North with Ever.ag tells Brownfield the Class IV milk which primarily goes towards butter production is paying well right now. “You’ve got prices north of $20.00 in the next couple of months, June and July specifically. June at $21.80, […]
By: Larry Lee
New satellite analysis suggests Iran's retaliatory strikes against U.S. military facilities across the Middle East inflicted far greater damage than previo
By: Larry Lee
The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran came under renewed strain Wednesday after fresh military exchanges spread beyond the immediate battlefield, leaving one person dead in Kuwait, disrupting air traffic across the Gulf, and deepening uncertainty over diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the conflict.
Cash dairy prices were steady to lower on Wednesday at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Dry whey was down $0.0025 at $0.6750. Two sales were recorded at $0.6750 and $0.68. Forty-pound cheese blocks were down $0.0075 at $1.4675. No sales were recorded. Cheese barrels remained unchanged at $1.44. No sales were recorded. Butter was unchanged at $1.71. Twenty-six sales were recorded, ranging from $1.6725 to $1.71. Nonfat dry milk was down 0.0050 at $2.1450. Five sales were recorded, ranging from $2.1450 to $2.15.
