From farm policy and industry concerns, to a longstanding fair tradition, ag was front and center at the Governor’s Ham Breakfast. It was a cool, foggy and muddy day for the event after 2.5 inches of rain fell on Wednesday, but Garrett Riekhof, a farmer from Lafayette County and Missouri Soybean Association board member isn’t […]
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