Wisconsin is getting more and more interest from data center developers.  It's not new to the state.  Michael Greif, fellow with the Midwest Environmental Advocates says that information transparency is critical for residents near these centers.  He says knowing where power lines will be located is particularly important since utilities have been using "imminent domain" to secure land for power towers.

Another nice sunny day for Wisconsin.  Stu Muck says although the weather's breezy and dry, some of our remaining corn and soybean fields aren't drying down.

Volume has picked up again with sales listings at the Steffes Group.  Ashley Huhn tells Pam Jahnke that their latest catalog is ready to go!  Interested parties can download it from the website or call for a physical copy.  Paid for by the Steffes Group.

Households are trying to figure out how to manage their needs without SNAP/FoodShare assistance this week.  Even if the federal government gets payments moving, it's going to take a few days/weeks/months to restore normal flow.  That's having an adverse effect on our grocery stores.  Stephanie Hoff talks to Michael Seeman, president and CEO of the WI Grocers Association about how stores are managing this disruption.

John Heinberg, market advisor with Total Farm Marketing in West Bend tells Pam Jahnke that the trade will start seeing some data release beginning next week.  He notes that we'll get two dairy production reports, but there's still some uncertainty on the WASDE update content.

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