NEWS
Senate Also Overwhelmingly Rejects Changes in Farmland Assessments
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- The day after the Missouri House of Representatives approved a similar resolution, the Missouri Senate by a vote of 30-3 adopted a concurrent resolution rejecting the changes in farmland assessments recommended by the State Tax Commission. The vote in the Missouri House was 140 to 15.
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FARM BUREAU PEOPLE
Farmers Work Directly with Consumers to Deliver Produce
Rusty Lee of Lee Farms, LCC, is building his farm operation on a consumer trend to obtain
farm produce directly from farmers. Lee has partnered with another farm to not only fill demand
from member-subscribers, but to reduce risks. He now plans to branch out into fresh meats.
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OTHER NEWS
Monroe County pork producer and MFB board member Todd Hays talks about going
the extra mile to keep his hogs healthly. Read more about Todd's operaton at
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FB News, Current Issue. More stories on livestock care can be found at
www.conversationsoncar.com.
The MFB 2010 Policy is now online. This policy was approved by voting delegates at the MFB Annual Meeting in December.
Farm Bureau is investing in rural history.
Reconstruction of a two-story log home built
in the mid 1800's began a journey into history for Missouri Farm Bureau in 2005.
The restored home is the start of the Rural Heritage Learning Center that when finished
will tell the story of agriculture. Here is more information on this special project.
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Farm Bureau Pleased with House Action on Farmland Assessments
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. -- By a vote of 140 to 15, the Missouri House of Representatives approved a concurrent resolution rejecting the State Tax Commission's recommendations increasing farmland assessments by a total of 11.5% statewide.
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