“Beneath the soil of Osceola and Mecosta counties lies the highest-grade potash deposit known anywhere in the world. Potash is critical in the production of agricultural fertilizer. This mineral can boost crop yields, water retention, and food quality. Currently the U.S. imports 92% of its potash, but we as Michiganders have the power to change that.”

“People just want to know what they’re putting on the table for themselves and their families,” Neyer said. “When you’re shopping, and you see chicken, pork, or beef, there should be no question those products came from a living, breathing animal. People want farm-fresh, not slices of Frankenmeat.”