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USDA announced major partnerships at the Africa Food Systems Forum in Tanzania last week.

Citizens Memorial Hospital in Bolivar, MO is holding a groundbreaking ceremony for a $100M expansion that will double the size of the facility

The United States has welcomed the recent Indian move to reduce tariffs on several American agricultural products. Last week, India agreed to reduce tariffs

A team of Purdue University researchers has received a $1 million (AU$1.5m) grant to improve feed efficiency and consistency on dairy farms.

Road closure in Clinton Township

From dirty enclosures to a lack of employee supervision, SeaQuest Littleton still has problems, and the USDA has taken notice.

USDA, in its first supply and demand report of the year after field sampling, lowered its estimates for corn and soybean yields. The move was generally expected because of hot and dry weather in August.

Food columnist Elizabeth Baer writes, "Lola’s fried chicken was moist and flavorful, with just enough dredge to give it a bit of crisp. In later years, I would dream of

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