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Senator Denny Hoskins
As a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) by trade, I consider the label “bean counter” a term of endearment. As your state senator, you better believe I make it my mission to be the best steward of your taxpayer dollars as I can possibly be – and that includes uncovering new ways to generate revenue...
Applications are being accepted for the second annual University of Missouri Division of Animal Sciences Youth Leadership Academy. Twenty high school students with an interest in agriculture and the livestock industry will attend the May 31-June 3 event at MU’s Animal Science Research Center. “The...
Learn how to farm with little or no equipment at the “Bringing Back the American Small Farm” conference, March 8-9 at the West Plains Civic Center. Small-acreage and backyard farmers can learn how to grow food and make money, says University of Missouri Extension business specialist Bronwen Madden...
Chili and Soup Supper this Saturday
A Chili and Soup Supper will be held Saturday, February 25th, at 5:00 p.m., at the Hamilton American Legion building. Live music will be provided by the Stanley Steamers. Free will donations accepted to benefit Northwest Missouri Steam & Gas Engine Association.
Re: Steven W. Landers, et al v. Monsanto Company, Case No. 1:17-cv-00020 Monsanto Company is currently being served with a class action filed on behalf of farmers in ten states for illegal dicamba spraying to protect its Xtend cotton and soybean seeds. Steven W. Landers, et al v. Monsanto Company,...
Fruits and vegetables are an excellent source of Vitamin C
In 1970, the biochemist Linus Pauling published “Vitamin C and the Common Cold,” promoting the idea that large doses of the vitamin could reduce the severity and duration of a cold. “There have been several well-designed studies that tested vitamin C’s ability to reduce the risk of developing a...
Representative Jim Neely
Greetings Friends! Protecting Missouri’s Peace Officers (HB 57) The Missouri House took action this week to deter crimes against law enforcement officials. House members approved legislation that would create enhanced penalties for individuals who assault officers of the law. The legislation would...
Grain Bin Safety Week is Feb. 19-25
This is one of the most dangerous times of the year for farmers, says University of Missouri Extension safety specialist Karen Funkenbusch. Grain Bin Safety Week is Feb. 19-25. Farmers usually check and empty grain bins during late winter and early spring. This routine job is the source of many on-...
New State law regarding fencing
Missouri landowners and renters can learn about the state’s fencing and boundary laws at sessions offered by University of Missouri Extension. Under a new state law that went into effect last October, livestock owners would not be liable for damage caused by livestock unless found negligent in...
Registration is open for the fourth annual Small Acreage and Land Entrepreneur (SALE) Conference on March 4 in St. Joseph. Topics include beekeeping, cover crops, Missouri fence law, poultry, growing blueberries, agroforestry and more, says Randa Doty, University of Missouri Extension agriculture...

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