Wisconsin Farmer Encourages Others to Apply for Checkoff’s See for Yourself Program
Tim Clark grows soybeans, corn, alfalfa and winter wheat, and raises beef cattle, with his family in Lomira, Wis. Despite his busy schedule, Clark found time to step away for a week last summer to learn about the soy checkoff and how checkoff funds work for him.
Clark was selected as one of 10 U.S. soybean farmers from across the country to participate in the soy checkoff’s 2012 See for Yourself program. Tours of facilities in St. Louis and Mexico gave ...
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