Farming Archives - Page 11 of 14

Congressman Jason Smith reported on what’s he’s getting done locally and in Washington, DC.

The Oregon County judge ruled that a state agency cannot buy certain specific land along the Eleven Point River to create an Eleven Point State Park.

Fall is a great time to plant trees and shrubs. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) wants to help.

On Saturday, August 29, 2020, Wes Conrad did a demonstration on how to make a birdhouse from gourds.

Farmer’s came early to set up their booths and prepare themselves for the shoppers soon to come their way.

John Deere wants to meet the needs of any size farmer. John Deere made this announcement in Olathe, Kansas.

On Saturday, August 8, 2020, the market was active. Chickens sold cheap, but ducks were cheaper.

People in Alton cannot afford to run to regional markets every weekend, but Duane Dawson made it his mission to change that.

There’s nothing worse than working hard to create a beautiful garden only to have it destroyed by typical garden pests.

Even with holiday celebrations consuming the buyers’ thoughts, a crowd turned up at Tucker Creek Park.

In Alton, the farmer’s market is more than just produce- the market offers baskets, honey, homemade pies, and even beef.

After a much-awaited delay, Alton Farmer’s Market is finally opening instead of opening back in April, as planned.