More farmers using animals over machines for operations

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Planting is well under way in Wisconsin, but in some areas, the loud chug of tractor engines is being replaced by the soft, clodding steps of horses. Nationwide, more and more farmers are turning to animal-powered farming to work their land. Teresa Shipley visited several Wisconsin farmers who are part of this trend and has this story.

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