The director of public policy for the Missouri Corn Growers Association says the state budget will be front-and-center in the Missouri State Legislative session. Darrick Steen says state lawmakers are facing a tighter budget this session, with roughly $500 million less in available revenue. “There’s going to be, probably some hard cuts that are going […]
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