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    Soy connext 2024- bridging farmers and buyers

    Soy connext 2024- bridging farmers and buyers

    Missouri's soybean excellence shined at Soy Connext 2024 where U.S. Soy’s quality sustainability and nutrition impressed international buyers positioning Missouri farmers for significant export growth.

    New York $24m funding will transform clean energy

    New York $24m funding will transform clean energy

    Governor Hochul announced $24 million in funding for 26 clean energy projects in New York, focusing on energy storage, clean hydrogen, grid modernization, and building efficiency to support clean energy goals.

    Port strike threatens U.S. dairy industry

    Port strike threatens U.S. dairy industry

    The U.S. port strike disrupts dairy exports, heavily impacting New York farmers. It endangers over $1.1 billion in weekly agricultural exports, significantly affecting national food supply stability.

    Curtis steps up as Farm Bureau counsel

    Curtis steps up as Farm Bureau counsel

    Leah Curtis has been promoted to associate general counsel for Ohio Farm Bureau, where she will oversee legal advocacy and provide leadership on legal issues affecting OFBF members.

    Nebraska launches conservation mentorship network

    Nebraska launches conservation mentorship network

    The Conservation Mentorship Network, initiated by the Center for Rural Affairs, seeks to boost the adoption of conservation practices among Nebraska farmers through collaborative learning and mentorship.

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