Is this the end of the road for Alan Jackson? Continue reading…… Continue Reading
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We’ve already suffered some devastating losses in 2025. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
A baby and a TV show are two of the better reasons for skipping 2025 live shows, but not every artists has a good reason. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Picture this: a cozy, swaddled feeling, just like a puppy. That’s the essence of a new sleep trick taking social media by storm. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Missouri lawmakers have approved a bill that would require a permit to export water outside of the state. Jacob Knaebel with the Missouri Corn Growers Association says it’s good news for farmers, “What are we doing in Missouri to make sure our water resources aren’t being sent elsewhere, especially in times of drought, like we…… Continue Reading
Michigan lawmakers are considering 15 years of digestate land application research from Michigan State University as hearings continue for pending bipartisan legislation. Anaerobic Digestion Research and Education Center director Dr. Wei Liao testified this week before the Michigan House Agriculture Committee. “We have a 15 wells on our southern campus, four of them exactly located…… Continue Reading
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe says capital improvement funding could be on the agenda when he calls a special legislative session, “You know, the House position on trying to leave a significant amount of money on the bottom line for future years that we might see a tougher budget process, I respect their position doing that…the…… Continue Reading
Legislation has been reintroduced in the US Senate that could help boost ag exports by revitalizing the nation’s shipbuilding industry. Senator Todd Young of Indiana, co-author of the Shipbuilding and Harbor Infrastructure for Prosperity and Security (SHIPS) for America Act, says recent trade tensions with China have highlighted how much the US relies on foreign vessels.…… Continue Reading
An Iowa lawmaker is pleased legislation that addresses rural healthcare concerns passed this session. Representative Shannon Latham tells Brownfield pharmacy benefit management reform was one of her priorities. “We have seen the number of independent pharmacies just drop drastically, especially in rural Iowa. And one of the reasons why is because these pharmacy benefit managers…… Continue Reading
Soybeans were mixed, also ending the week mixed. Contracts consolidated in light trade volume after Thursday’s drop, after initial support from the solid NOPA member crush numbers from April and oversold signals. Beans essentially continued to follow the lead of bean oil, which also consolidated after Thursday’s limit down move linked to RVO concerns. An…… Continue Reading