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Viroqua Farmers invited to legislative roundtable

By Courtney Chaffee Sep 25, 2024 | 1:31 PM

Viroqua farmers and small business owners were invited to discuss small business and family farm issues at a state legislative roundtable on Monday. 96th Assembly District Candidate Tara Johnson was in attendance to give her stances on economic policy and the future of farming in the state. Representaitve Loren Oldenburg was invited but did not attend. The Wisconsin Farmers Union and Main Street Alliance held the event to give business owners a chance to voice their concerns about challenges facing small businesses. This was the second of three roundtable discussions hosted by the Main Street Alliance and Wisconsin Farmers Union.