Missouri lawmakers, along with Governor and First Lady Kehoe, packed 15,000 meals for food insecure Missourians last week. Mike Kehoe tells Brownfield “the need in Missouri is real. Hunger is real and we can do our part through our agriculture friends to help solve the need.” The event was part of the Missouri Farmers Care […]
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The Iowa House Minority Leader says carbon pipeline legislation will likely come down to a compromise. Democrat Brian Meyer says he
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A member of the U.S. House Ag Committee says she fears farmland will be lost and young farmers pushed out of
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An economist with the Center for Farm Financial Management says benchmarking can be a helpful tool to improve the farm business.
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