The president of the Missouri Soybean Association says protecting water rights is at the top of the group’s legislative priorities. Renee Fordyce, who farms near Bethany, says proactive legislation has been introduced to safeguard the state’s water resources. “Missouri is a riparian state, which means anyone can come take our water.” She says, “We’re good […]
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