More than 500 Missouri Farm Bureau members are setting policy priorities for the year at the annual meeting. Vice President Todd Hays says grassroots ag policy development is one of his favorite parts of the meeting. “When it’s finally done, it’s done, and then that’s our policy for a year. So as the board of […]
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