GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas — Every single drop of milk begins at dawn and doesn’t stop until well after dusk. Every drop represents a commitment, a tradition, a calling if you will, to work unbelievably hard to nourish this country. A commitment to honor the past while looking to the future. Every drop of milk represents […]

CONWAY, S.C. — What’s all the buzz about 4-H? Find out now! Make plans to drop-in our 2022-23 Open House on Thursday, September 1 from 6-7 PM at the Horry Extension Office at 1949 Industrial Park. Rd. Conway, SC 29526. We will have a hands on activity for youth to participate in while we work […]

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its June 30 Grain Stocks and Planted Acreage reports that put U.S. Soy acres at 88.3 million acres (35.7 million hectares) and showing record export demand for U.S. Soy during March through May. “As global supplies of soy are tight, the world is watching U.S. Soy production,” […]

COLUMBIA, Mo. – With avian influenza numbers dropping, bird lovers can continue to enjoy feeding their feathered friends with little risk, says Robert Pierce, University of Missouri Extension wildlife and fisheries specialist. Fewer reports of dead and sick birds point to an end to the current outbreak of avian influenza, Pierce says. Rising summer temperatures […]

MOUNT VERNON, Mo. – When temperatures fall, beef producers should watch for signs of fescue foot in their beef herds. “As the cold weather moves in, you are likely to notice some cows or yearlings on fescue pastures may be slow-moving early in the day,” says University of Missouri Extension livestock specialist Eldon Cole. This […]