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Staff The Cotton Research & Promotion Program continues to work in all areas of cotton’s pipeline – from the field to the consumer – to keep cotton the number one fiber choice in the U.S. Grant Saum joins The Cotton Board staff as Midsouth Regional Communication Manager Jan 07, 2021 The Cotton Board has hired Grant Saum as its new Mid-South Regional Communication Manager (RCM). Saum’s territory includes Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee. ...

When Adrian Pospisil learned that COVID-19 vaccinations would soon be coming to his nursing home, he immediately jumped to the front of the line. “Put me on the list,” the 73-year-old resident of the Douglas County Health Center told one of his caregivers. “I’ll be the first.” The retired machinist said he’s more than ready to be freed from the deadly virus that has kept him largely confined to his room. No movies or other group activities. No Sunday worship or Wed...

by Becca Costello, NET News Nebraska ranks 27 among states for the rate of COVID-19 cases per 1,000 long-term care residents (credit: data.cms.gov) Becca Costello, NET News a href "https://twitter.com/becca_costello/" img src "/sites/default/files/t+.png?" /a a href "https://www.facebook.com/BeccaMCostello" img src "/sites/default/files/f+.png" /a December 9, 2020 - 2:59pm About 32% of long-term care residents in Nebraska have tested positive for COVID-19 during the pandemic, accordi...

This was a carry over, and i would not say this was all the obama administration. other administrations do this sort of thing. when i was set on the appropriations committee, the department of agriculture did this. >> wait a minute. what do you mean they could have done this during the obama presidency? he wasnt driving people to pay at his childhood home in hawaii to see it and making money off of it? >> no, this -- i really think this was a lower level -- keep in mind the state department did ...

And dissecting each fish and examining it very closely, even smelling it, to see foe for any traces of oil. throughout this event, they have found no signs of oil in any of the species theyve selected so far. however, the large part of the gulf remains off limits to deepwater fishing. they expect to release some of that area back to the fishermen, perhaps as early as september. but the main thing is to fight the perception that the seafood is not safe. in fact, governor bobby jindal would like b...