Farming Archives - Page 6 of 15

Governor Parson declared February 18-25, 2023, National FFA Week in Missouri. On February 22nd, it was “Drive Your Tractor to Work Day.”

Cabbage is commonly thought of as a cold-weather vegetable. Indeed, it prefers cooler weather to grow. Today is National Cabbage Day.

A freight train derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. While trying a controlled burn hazardous chemicals were spewed into the air.

To educate the public on what is native versus what is exotic, the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) is hosting a workshop.

To get your questions answered, come to the first official 4H meeting in Oregon County which October 26, 2022.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to include more gardens in its People’s Garden Initiative.

Missouri is looking to capitalize on its state fruit: the pawpaws. Researchers are working on making these fruits tastier and more resilient.

The 4H group is getting geared up for a new year. To get the 4h year started, they are planning a Back To 4h Bash.

On Wednesday, Governor Parson signed into law the largest income tax cut in Missouri’s history. He wanted permanent savings for Missourians.

Thayer is planning their Fall Festival this coming weekend. The 9th Annual Farm Show begins in the morning while the Fall Festival following.

Fresh, locally grown produce, handmade items, freshly made loaves of bread, and bakery items at our Alton Oregon County Farmer’s Market.

Myla Woods continues to educate her peers about the benefits of agriculture. And at the upcoming Walnut Festival, Myla will host a booth.