
Millaine Wells
News Anchor and Reporter at WFRV-TV (Green Bay, WI)
Reporter / Anchor at WFRV-TV. Born and raised in Appleton; Now living on a dairy farm in Kewaunee County.
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2 weeks ago |
wearegreenbay.com | Millaine Wells
As Green Bay prepares to host thousands of visitors for the NFL Draft, Midwest Farm is putting a spotlight on one of Wisconsin’s signature industries. Cheesemaking in the dairy state dates back generations. Over the next few weeks, we will be taking you inside the process of crafting cheese. Tourists will be looking to fill their coolers and connect with local cheesemakers to bring a taste of Wisconsin home with them, or even order from their hometown.
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2 weeks ago |
wearegreenbay.com | Millaine Wells
(WFRV) – This week Midwest Farm broadcast from the WPS Farm Show in Oshkosh. We connected with several vendors to bring you a flavor of this annual spring event. The Vanderloop Equipment booth is always a showstopper, with large pieces of equipment on display. They highlighted some new-to-market tractors and tools with the goal of giving farmers more flexibility in their day.
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2 weeks ago |
wearegreenbay.com | Millaine Wells
(WFRV) – This week Midwest Farm broadcast from the WPS Farm Show in Oshkosh. We connected with several vendors to bring you a flavor of this annual spring event. SKOV-SECCO aims to contribute to the growth of the global production of high-quality milk and dairy products for families worldwide. Through a vast network of specialized distributors globally, SKOV-SECCO provides integrated and tailor-made ventilation systems for dairy farm buildings.
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2 weeks ago |
wearegreenbay.com | Millaine Wells
(WFRV) – This week Midwest Farm broadcast from the WPS Farm Show in Oshkosh. We connected with several vendors to bring you a flavor of this annual spring event. In this segment, learn what is new from the WPS Team and how they can help farmers operate their business in the safest and most efficient way. You can have a farm expert visit your operation.
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2 weeks ago |
wearegreenbay.com | Millaine Wells
(WFRV) – Targeted tillage may be the solution to some of the issues that stem from no-till practices. This piece of equipment allows for different absorption of moisture, while keeping the soil structure in tact. Learn more about the Curse Buster at https://soilcursebuster.com/
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