Today in 1933 In the Wisconsin Dairy Strike, dairy farmers began the third and most volatile stage of their statewide action. Frustrated by low milk prices and the depression-era economic collapse, farmers protested through dairy plant blockades and creamery bombings before the strike concluded on November 18.
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