mr. barrett? >> agriculture is responsible for 420,000 jobs and more than $51 billion in wisconsin each year. it is the second-largest industry. what can farmers expect by way of support from your governorship? >> i am not a former. i did not grow on a farm and i will not pretend to be a former. just as i listen to stem cells scientists, i will listen to farmers. i will listen to their concerns. what i have heard is their concern about their ability to get equipment. i support the tax credits that allow them to modernize their derry apartment. i am concerned because i know that they have been shut downn y their banks. i propose allowing them to get help. it is a $59 billion industry in this state and it employs 40,000 people. -- 400,000 people. you have to realize that the urban areas and the rule areas are important. i will do this as governor. let's have our schools, churches and businesses by local. -- buy local. we are all in this together. we will succeed together. >> mr. walker? i did not ru

mr. barrett? >> agriculture is responsible for 420,000 jobs and more than $51 billion in wisconsin each year. it is the second-largest industry. what can farmers expect by way of support from your governorship? >> i am not a former. i did not grow on a farm and i will not pretend to be a former. just as i listen to stem cells scientists, i will listen to farmers. i will listen to their concerns. what i have heard is their concern about their ability to get equipment. i support the tax credits that allow them to modernize their derry apartment. i am concerned because i know that they have been shut down by their banks. i propose allowing them to get help. it is a $59 billion industry in this state and it employs 40,000 people. -- 400,000 people. you have to realize that the urban areas and the rule areas are important. i will do this as governor. let's have our schools, churches and businesses by local. -- buy local. we are all in this together. we will succeed together. >> mr. walker? i did not ru

mr. barrett. republicans looking to turn the state that years back was a swing state, that has been reliably blue in recent years. i'm going to go to the magic wall. underscore how important the youth vote is. number one, this is not just the president's day. see the vice president, the democratic party chairman and health and human services secretary on college campuses with the same message to young people, don't sit this out, we need you. let's take a quick look before we get to the event. i want to underscore this matter. in the presidential election voters between the ages of 18 and 29 made up 18% of the electorate and they voted overwhelmingly 2/3 for barack obama. in the 2006 midterms when the democrats surged and took control of congress, 18% to 29% was 12% of the electorate. 12% of the electorate versus 18% of the electorate. 60% for democrats at large. 66% for president obama. what the president wants this year is to try to recreate something like that, to get that number up. many democr