A Nebraska rancher says some producers are at a major crossroads after recent wildfires destroyed their rangeland. Sara Kover of Oshkosh says her family operation lost 3,000 acres of summer pasture. “The timeline is so difficult. We’re in the middle of calving or about to start calving, so they’re needing to make decisions immediately of […]
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The Missouri Soybean Merchandising Council is investing in the next generation of Missouri agriculture, sponsoring proficiency awards at the Missouri State
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