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One Hurdle at A Time ~ Kenzie Sarbacker, AAW Intern All Ethan Meyer wanted to do was drive tractors. After a serious accident in 2011, that desire was put into…

Riding with Limitation ~Abi Jensen, AAW Intern Though it may not seem likely that horseback riding can help with daily life on the farm, the facts say it all. Studies…

Local Veteran Finds Peace on Farm Steve Acheson grew up on a dairy farm in Campbellsport, WI, and that’s where his passion for agriculture started. At the age of 18,…

AgrAbility Congratulates Keith Posselt for His Recognition as Easter Seals Wisconsin’s 2014 Outstanding Volunteer This award goes against everything that I was taught in life. This now shows me that…

Combating Cancer; Continuing to Farm How did Dale Peterson do it? As he would tell you, “I have some awesome neighbors, I could not have made it without them.” He…

Farmer Given Assistance to Continue What He Knows Best Nestled away from the roaring sound of traffic, on the bottom of a hill is the agriculture operation of Todd Stainer.…

 Successful Farming made Possible through AgrAbility With just the turn of a key to the Kubota, comes the instant sound of excited cows throughout the yard. This Kubota is special…

The Sky is the Limit for Chilton Farmer Living with Spina Bifida can be seriously limiting, but not for Chilton farmer Adam Faust. Since Faust was young, he has been…

Paths of Optimism and Opportunity To some farmers, a skid loader is an everyday convenience. It assists with tasks such as mixing and pushing up feed, heavy lifting, and moving…

Willingness to Change prompts Organic Dairy Farmer’s Post-Accident Success November 2, 2009 seemed like an ordinary day on the farm for Mike Baumann. A successful dairy farmer, he had made…