AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS NEWS AND NOTES
In my article today, I am going to discuss something that is not too late to do yet this year. Everyone, farmers included, are very busy most times but now in particular.
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EU, UK remain divided over Brexit
BRUSSELS – One year after the Brexit trade deal was supposed to end acrimony between the European Union and the departed United Kingdom, both sides showed Friday that theirs is still a relationship tainted by bad blood and accusations of bad faith.
Reaching out for a little Help from our Friends…
November 24th the day before Thanksgiving a fire broke out at the at the residence of Carole Brien, living with Carole is her granddaughter Danielle Wooten and her 5 year old son Oliver. Their home was a total loss and they only got out with the clothes on their backs. Insurance will only go so far and without a home, clothes and the basic necessities of living, Carrie Roling and Julie Green are helping out a friend in need.
Inflation a worry around world, but not in Japan
Surging prices are haunting consumers and confounding economic planners in the U.S. and other countries, but not in Japan, where sparking inflation has proven an elusive goal.
North Missouri Center for Youth and Families awarded grant for after school program
The North Missouri Center for Youth and Families has been selected to receive federal funding for comprehensive after school programs, State Rep. Rusty Black recently announced.
Holiday lights remain a bright spot
CUMBERLAND, Maine – The holiday season is shining brightly during the pandemic as businesses pour money into extravagant light shows to spread cheer. From Maine to California, more lights shows have launched during the pandemic, and they’re more elaborate than ever, with sparkly spectacles that the comedic character Clark Griswold from “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” could only dream about.
Reduce holiday stress with these tips
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, or so they say. Picture-perfect families with perfectly coiffed hair and pearly white smiles appear in matching holiday attire in countless holiday television commercials.
Hubble telescope’s bigger, more powerful successor to soar
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – The Hubble Space Telescope’s successor is a time-traveling wonder capable of peering back to within a hair’s breadth of the dawn of the universe. And it’s finally on the brink of flight.
What is a derecho?
Multiple tornadoes and thunderstorms that struck the Great Plains and upper Midwest on Dec. 15 were the result of a rare event called a derecho, according to the National Weather Service’s Storm Prediction Center. It was the first on record in December in the United States.
Health care workers aim to combat gun violence
Every day, approximately 130 Americans die by suicide, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. However, over the last five years those numbers — particularly suicides using firearms — have been increasing; not only across the country but in Missouri and Greene County.