AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMissouri Environment & Wildlife: The Missouri Department of Conservation is asking residents to report suspected hemorrhagic disease in deer as biologists track outbreaks that typically surge July–October and spread via tiny gnats. Climate & Weather: A “super El Niño” is forecast to bring a mild winter to much of the central U.S., with drought relief possible for some areas, though impacts can vary. Ag & Pollution Risks: Federal agriculture officials are urging farmers to report fertilizer “cartel” practices as the FTC investigates unfair pricing and anti-competitive behavior. Toxic Chemicals / Public Health: In St. Louis, a judge is holding a “fairness” hearing on Bayer’s proposed $7.25 billion Roundup settlement tied to cancer claims, with objections focused on how payouts and lawyer fees are structured. Local Resilience: FEMA approved more than $22.4 million for Perry County School District tornado recovery, including repairs and hazard mitigation. Fall Nature Watch: MDC is publishing weekly fall color updates, warning drought in parts of southern Missouri could mean muted colors and earlier leaf drop.
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