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By: Mike Davis
The holidays truly are the most wonderful time of the year for many, but not if youβre ill. No one wants to miss out on friends, family, and laughter. Adam McNeil is a pharmacist with the University Health Truman Center in Kansas City. He talks about how people can safely gather with others during t
By: Mike Davis
Solar panels are showing up on more farm fields throughout rural America. Kelly Wilfert is the farm management outreach specialist for the University of Wisconsin Extension Service. She says there are a lot of solar panels in Wisconsin, and farmers who might be looking into the topic should do their
By: Mike Davis
A new species might be added to the Endangered Species list, with a threatened designation. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced a proposal to list the Monarch Butterfly. Shelby Hagenaur, senior director of government affairs for the American Farm Bureau, says this designation is a
By: Mike Davis
I hear South Carolina now leads the nation in collard green acreage. Tell me more, Commissioner. Commissioner: In the 2017 Census of Agriculture, we only topped the list for one crop: turnip greens. South Carolina now leads the nation in collard green, turnip green, and Southern pea acreage
By: Mike Davis
Estimated impacts to agriculture in 2024 topped $4 billion, including $4.23 billion from Hurricane Helene and $696 million from the summer drought and then heavy rains. A total of 93 counties received either a primary Presidential or Secretarial Disaster Declaration for 2024. Commissioner Troxler an
By: Steven Berard
Frequent contributor Evan Saugstad outlines his thoughts on Premier David Eby's new Environmental Assessment Act.
By: Mike Davis
Bayer's Deltapine cotton brand has just released its new varieties for the class of 2025. Eric Best is the Deltpine Product Manager and says this group has shown a lot of promise. βSo the class of '25, we knew we had some strong things coming last year. Class of '24 we only launched two things, b
By: Mike Davis
Energy Delay Risks We must not underestimate the anger within the sector
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