BREAKING: Body found in singer D4vd’s impounded car identified as 15-year-old Celeste Rivas who went missing from Lake Elsinore in 2024
Celeste Rivas, 15, was identified by the Los Angeles County medical examiner. The official cause of death is listed as “deferred.”
The car is registered to 20-year-old singer David Anthony Burke, known as D4vd
Rivas was reported missing from Lake Elsinore in early 2024
Authorities discovered her body on Sept. 8 at a tow yard near Mansfield Avenue and Romaine Street in Hollywood
Officers were investigating a foul odor from a Tesla that had been at the lot for two days after being found abandoned on a public street
Police found Rivas’s body inside a bag in the front trunk of the car
The body was in a state of decomposition
ICYMI: USDA just updated their #FarmEconomy forecast for 2025 and *revised* production expenses higher by $17B to a record (nominal) $467B in 2025. Here's a 👀 at how production expenses for farmers have changed over the last 50+ years. The last few years really stand out. 🌽🌱🌾🚜 #oatt #AgTwitter @TerrainAg
“Farmers want to be able to use E85 and we can’t do that with new models,” Mo Corn CEO Bradley Schad shares with @SuccessfulFarm. “We want to use a fuel we produce ourselves, but without FFVs on the market, that opportunity is being taken away." https://t.co/lhRJf5AAjU
BREAKING NEWS! A dispute panel ruled Mexico violated USMCA when banning GMO corn imports in early 2023. As the top destination for U.S. corn, protecting this market is vital. Today's announcement is a big win & testament to the quick action & continued pressure by corn farmers.
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This week, Mo Corn board member Dylan Rosier was featured in a full-page ad in The Hill, a popular D.C. paper, highlighting National Ag Day & reinforcing importance of passing a new Farm Bill. One of the ways corn growers are working to educate decision-makers on Capitol Hill.
Speaking of trade - here's a breakdown of grain exported in the 2023 marketing year. By partnering with the @usgrainscouncil, Missouri Corn is helping build markets for corn growers across the U.S. - and it doesn't just stop at the kernel.
@bigtimefarming We had the same issue. We went to a bigger screen size and started putting the round up in before the Enlist with 500 gallon of water in between the products. Haven’t had a problem since.
They’re fourth-generation farmers who are growing their bourbon and whiskey grains on the family farm, then distilling it right here. It’s worth knowing where and how your stuff gets made, and this is the way to do it.