AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDrought Watch in Missouri: The state’s 11-month drought alert has officially expired, but MoDNR says it will keep monitoring conditions and can restart action if dry weather worsens. Cover Crops Momentum: A new national survey finds strong, growing interest in cover crops, with many farmers planting hundreds of acres and expecting to expand next year. Wildlife & Public Safety: At Mozingo Lake Recreation Park, a July Fourth boating incident involving geese has sparked renewed calls for visitors to respect wildlife habitats. Ticks & Alpha-gal Spread: Alpha-gal syndrome is moving fast, with Arkansas emerging as a hotspot and researchers pointing to possible clues behind the surge. Monarch Education: MDC and Columbia Public Schools are hosting a free monarch butterfly tagging event in Columbia on Sept. 24. Local Water & Flood Work: Klingner & Associates named Joshua Leyh as Water Resources Department Manager, highlighting Missouri-area flood protection and river modeling work. Data Center Backlash: Missouri and Kansas communities continue pushing back against data centers, with residents and officials arguing over impacts and costs.
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