We blow in on the morning wind and cool rain for another show. Among our guests are a representative of the National Farm Medicine Center and a Wisconsin Assembly representative who discuss legislation seeking state assistance for retrofitting tractors with rollover protection structures.

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Today we look at the latest crop progress reports, and provide a preview of this year's  Wisconsin FFA convention coming in June.

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We celebrate a clearing morning sky during today's show, but continue concern about the forecast of rain that could keep farmers out of fields even longer. Pam Janke talks with a Dairy Farmers of Wisconsin executive about that state organization's dairy-promotion efforts; Bob talks with University of Wisconsin-Madison forage specialist Dan Undersander about what can be done to maintain crop rotations that might have been compromised by alfalfa winter-kill and the late planting of forages.

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We congratulate those of Norwegian heritage as they celebrate Syttende Mai. Bob talks with organizers of a bicycle ride that honors farm safety, and we talk about tractor safety and crops with Countryside Co-op's Brent Wink and Eau Claire County UW-Extension agriculture agent Mark Hagedorn.

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Our southern Wisconsin team talks about farmers markets while we dodge more raindrops in the Eau Claire area. Chippewa County University of Wisconsin-Extension agriculture agent Jerry Clark also talks about recent awards earned by area agents, and Scott brings us a soybean update with UW-Madison soybean specialist Shawn Conley.

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