Mizzou football finished off Fall practice #2 yesterday. Single game tickets for MU football home games went on sale yesterday. The season opener is on August 28th against Arkansas. Missouri […]… Continue Reading
Low commodity prices challenge farmers
An ag economist says it’s been a difficult marketing year for row crop farmers. “You’ve seen the value of what’s in the field go down, while what you’re going to put into the field later on going up,” said Greg McBride, director of brokerage for Allendale. McBride some producers are making difficult decisions due to…… Continue Reading
Australia reopening its market to U.S. beef has larger implications
For the first time in more than two decades, Australia will accept shipments of fresh and frozen U.S. beef. Kent Bacus, executive director of government affairs with the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, says this is a huge win. “There’s been really no scientific justification to keep us out,” he says. “This is just a lot…… Continue Reading
The Oak Ridge Boys Announce ‘American Made Christmas Tour’ Dates
The nine-city run kicks off Dec. 4 and includes classic hits and Christmas favorites. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Tarantula ‘Hordes’ Are Coming Soon: Is Your State on the List?
Tarantula mating season is about to get real — and rural roads across these U.S. states could see “hordes” of eight-legged wanderers. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
How Dale Jr. Made Luke Combs’ ‘Back in the Saddle’ Video Real
Luke Combs’ “Back in the Saddle” video almost went a different way — until Dale Earnhardt Jr. stepped in and helped make it authentic. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
What Are The Legal Risks Of Cheating In America?
Adultery laws in the U.S. might surprise you—some states treat cheating like a serious crime, while others are softening their stance. Let’s break it down. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
A stormy week in South Dakota
Some farmers in eastern South Dakota say they are relieved after checking fields and buildings after a confirmed Derecho moved through on Monday. Doug Noem, who raises corn and soybeans in Hamlin County, says the storm hardly affected their farm. “We’ve been dancing around storms the last month or so and we’re always kind of…… Continue Reading
Reports of corn lodging from Monday night storm
A line of thunderstorms damaged crops and property across the Upper Midwest Monday night. Denton Bruening with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture says strong winds were the primary culprit. “It was really site-specific. It looked like there were a couple areas maybe down towards that Sioux Falls area and very southwest Minnesota, and then it…… Continue Reading
‘RHOD’ Alum D’Andra Simmons Reveals Breast Cancer Diagnosis
The ‘Real Housewives of Dallas’ alum reveals she has breast cancer and is undergoing surgery. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
