Sue Price Dairy farmers are some of the best stewards of our air, land, and water in the state of Wisconsin. Probably not get any argument from any one that we're at a cusp of transformation of agriculture in our country, in the world. There must be a committed effort from everyone, producers, state agencies, non government agencies, our neighbors to get to the younger generation because they'll be standing in our positions before we know it. It takes all of us to support our dairy producers in this state so they can maintain a profitable and efficient lifestyle.
Any resource is limited.
We can't just go on assuming there will be more clean water coming, more fresh air, and that out land will just continue without some effort on our part. I spend a lot of time talking with students who want to major in agriculture, who are debating and deciding what it is they are going to do with their lives. And folks, this quality of life issue has to be addressed. We have to make sure that we have done everything in our industry that maintains a quality of life that's going to take these young people into our industry. Two and a half years ago at Platteville we completed a strategic plan for the entire school of agriculture.