When you look back at how far you’ve come, I hope you feel joy, know more, and see growth. Strive to be a person you can be proud of, but remember to focus on the progress, not perfection.
Do you know a worthy land grant university employee? Encourage them to apply for recognition through these two Farm Bureau Agriculture Research and Extension Education Awards! Deadline is August 1st.
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Christian Good was invited to speak to the US Senate Subcommittee on Commodities, Risk Management, & Trade today at 2:30 PM EST.
Click the link to watch live during the “Pathways to Farming: Helping the Next Generation of Farmers” hearing.
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Make plans to celebrate agriculture while enjoying some Mississippi State Baseball for Ag Weekend on May 18-20 at Dudy Noble! Mississippi Land Bank is the title sponsor of this first ever Ag Weekend baseball series, when the Bulldogs will host Texas A&M.
Flooding is always a problem in the southern Parishes of Louisiana. The eastern side of hurricanes typically is where you will experience increased flooding potential that includes Baton Rouge and New Orleans and all perished in between. 🙏🏾#HurricaneIda
RIP to Tom T. Hall. One of the greatest story telling songwriters ever! I used to pick and sing with him every year at Earl Scruggs’s home.https://t.co/uGJSzecxms
This morning’s milk traveled 26 miles from Schenkel's All Star Dairy in Huntington to the local @kroger Did you know can see exactly where your milk comes from with the 2 digit state and 4 digit packer code? https://t.co/pyBU1eN8ln
On #VeteransDay, and every day, we honor our nation's servicemen and women. It's because of these heroes' sacrifices that we enjoy our freedoms.
Who are your heroes? #mslandbank
Eric Chambers of Choctaw County demonstrates his 1953 single row cotton picker. It could pick enough cotton for two bales in a day compared to today's machines that can average 200 bales in a day's time. #MSUext#cotton#ag@OfficialRFDTV