Several farm families that have been around since Missouri became a state are being recognized as Founding Farms at the Missouri State Fair. Andy Clay, the vice-president of Missouri Farm Bureau, is a seventh-generation farmer in Moniteau County. “We were originally settled in 1816,” he says. “At the MOFB building this fair, we have on […]
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At the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, live and feeder cattle were mixed, adjusting spreads. October live cattle closed $.10 lower at $218.77
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