Chris Hardie

1 week ago | lacrossetribune.com | Chris Hardie

I’ve done many jobs and traveled many places, but one thing I will always be – a proud Wisconsinite. Don’t get me wrong – I have nothing but deep respect for my nearby Iowa and Minnesota neighbors as I frequently work with them in my day job as CEO of the 7 Rivers Alliance, a regional economic development organization that serves part of the tri-state region. But being Wisconsin born and raised, my affinity for the Badger State and its people runs generations deep.

1 week ago | wnanews.com | Chris Hardie

Back Home by Chris HardieDownload columnDownload the photos that accompany this storyChris Hardie’s headshot I’ve done many jobs and traveled many places, but one thing I will always be – a proud Wisconsinite. Don’t get me wrong – I have nothing but deep respect for my nearby Iowa and Minnesota neighbors as I frequently work with them in my day job as CEO of the 7 Rivers Alliance, a regional economic development organization that serves part of the tri-state region.

2 weeks ago | wisfarmer.com | Chris Hardie

Chris HardieWisconsin State FarmerOperation garden relocation beginsThe calendar may say we are nearly a month into spring, but for me it doesn’t really arrive until I start digging in the dirt. Turning over the soil and beginning to plant is the act of faith that says warmer days are ahead. The earth is still cold but it too welcomes the longer days and the growing strength of the sun. This year’s arrival of spring happened to cruelly coincide with a day more like the season past.

3 weeks ago | ravallirepublic.com | Chris Hardie

The calendar may say we’re a month into spring, but for me it doesn’t really arrive until I start digging in the dirt. Turning over the soil and beginning to plant is an act of faith that says warmer days are ahead. The earth is still cold but it too welcomes the longer days and the growing strength of the sun. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry

3 weeks ago | agupdate.com | Chris Hardie

Chris HardieFor Agri-View The calendar may say we’re a month into spring, but for me it doesn’t really arrive until I start digging in the dirt. Turning over the soil and beginning to plant is an act of faith that says warmer days are ahead. The earth is still cold but it too welcomes the longer days and the growing strength of the sun. This year’s arrival of spring happened to cruelly coincide with a day more like the season past.