Carefully crafted business plan leads to success for Wis. OYF winner

Kyle and Rachel Zwieg are back working on their farm after spending a few days in Neenah with other young farm couples and competing for Outstanding Young Farmer.  As first place winners the couple will compete next year in the national competition hosted by the Wisconsin OYF group.

ASHIPPUN – “All the men and women there ended up terrific to meet. Rachel and I experienced a wonderful weekend,” explained Kyle Zwieg, the sixth generation Oconomowoc place dairy and crop farmer who was named Wisconsin’s Exceptional Younger Farmer just lately at Neenah.

The pair was picked from a subject of six candidates from close to the state, all fantastic candidates in their own ideal, according to the Zwiegs.

Zwieg’s household proven their farm in 1856 and Kyle says he always had an fascination in continuing the spouse and children farming organization but he understood it would choose very careful organizing and education.

He began his effort and hard work by getting a position at a thriving close by dairy farm exactly where he not only gained money that he would sooner or later use to spend in his family’s farm but gained a wealth of expertise from his businesses through the course of action.

Maria Flores

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