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Missouri Farm Bureau Expresses Support for New Farm Bill

We appreciate the strong bipartisan vote of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate in approving the Farm, Energy and Conservation Act of 2008 Conference Report.

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Smithville High Students Work With Mentors to Build Robots

Known as S.W.A.T. (Smithville Warriors Advancing Technology Team), students and mentors have just wrapped up their third season of competition in a unique program that tests their marketing, design and machining skills. Starting with identical parts, teams across the country build a robot. The teams then gather their robots together in a competition to see who can perform the same task best.

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Farm Bureau Urges Passage of 2008 Farm Bill

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Missouri Farm Bureau President Charles Kruse sent a letter to Missouri's congressional delegation today asking members to support the Food, Conservation and Energy Act of 2008 Conference Report. "The bill is not perfect and does not address all of the issues we had hoped, but it maintains a basic safety net for American agriculture, advances measures of importance to livestock and poultry producers, and increases investments in working lands conservation programs and renewable energy production," he wrote.
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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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Passage of Ag Relief Act Would Address Short-Term Needs of U.S. Food Producers

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. - Until Congress can address long-term immigration issues, the Emergency Agriculture Relief Act of 2008 will help meet the short-term needs of farmers and ranchers. Missouri Farm Bureau President Charles Kruse sent a letter to Missouri Senators Kit Bond and Claire McCaskill asking them to support the bill.
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