Fifth-generation producer & ag influencer, Annaliese Wegner spoke on what to expect from her FarmHer episode

Brand new episodes of FarmHer are here, airing Tuesdays at 9 PM ET.
Tomorrow’s episode features influencer Annaliese Wegner, a fifth-generation dairy farmer connecting consumers with agriculture.

Annaliese spoke with RFD-TV about her operation, what it was like filming her episode, and how she hopes to inspire other FarmHers.

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