MONROE - A new feasibility study of regional fruit and vegetable production concludes that the area can flourish and even compete against mega-producers like California and Mexico, if there is a coordinated effort to change agriculture policies and build up the right infrastructure. It doesn't take an expert to notice the irony of Midwestern produce consumption. All it takes is a walk through any grocery store's produce section in July or August.
Can Wisconsin be a new
produce mega-producer?

