Author: Rick Barrett, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

This year alone, about 800 dairy farmers in Wisconsin quit or were forced out of the business. They are at risk for depression, despair, even suicide.

Wisconsin dairy farmers must think differently about the future and try new things if they want to keep farming.

Struggling American dairy farmers thought they could count on the world market. Then came the turbulence of tariffs and trade deals.

Struggling with fallen demand for motorcycles, and higher costs from trade wars, Harley-Davidson Inc. reported a 26 percent drop in profits.

A proposal from the National Farmers Organization would establish a two-tier milk pricing system to boost revenue for small and midsize farms.

Farmers cling to a dream that, for some, has become a nightmare.

If theconversation goes well, and sparks fly, the newly minted couple skis down the slope together and carries on with their date.

The Harley-Davidson LiveWire electric motorcycle can be charged from a standard household outlet with a power cord that stores below the seat.

The fanciest ice fishing houses on lakes int the upper Midwest have a fireplace, satellite TV, a hot shower, party lighting and underwater cameras.

Boating engine company Mercury Marinehas been granted exclusions from 25 percent tariffs for its outboard engines manufactured in China.