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Livestock production up for the year

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

The USDA says meat production is still up on the year after posting declines from last month. “When you look at beef, we reduced some production in late 2018 and moved that into some additional [Read More…]

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EPA to unveil E15 proposal early next year

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

The EPA says it plans to release a proposed E15 rule by next February. The agency’s fall agenda includes finalizing the new guidelines by May, which would allow for sales of E15 next summer. Lawmakers [Read More…]

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New strain of cotton moves toward commercialization

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

The USDA is allowing a new strain of cotton that’s edible to move toward commercialization. Texas A&M AgriLife researcher, Dr. Keerti Rathore, spent 23 years studying cotton and found a way to remove the natural [Read More…]

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U.S. poultry sector remains vigilant against high-path avian flu

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

High-path avian flu remains a concern for U.S. poultry producers even though no cases have been reported this year. Steve Olson is executive director of the Turkey Growers and Chicken and Egg Associations in Minnesota. [Read More…]

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Dairy MPP pays more in 2018 than last 3 years

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

The USDA has paid more than $250 million to dairy farmers so far this year through the Dairy Margin Protection Program. Undersecretary for Farm Production Conservation Bill Northey says the program is still available for [Read More…]

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Witches to ‘hex’ Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh; exorcists pray in response

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/Thinkstock(BROOKLYN, N.Y.) — A group of witches says they plan on placing a hex on newly-appointed Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh this weekend. The witches will gather at Catland Books, a “metaphysical boutique and occult [Read More…]

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Mega Millions jackpot soars to record $970 million with no winner since July

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

Emilie Richardson/ABC News(NEW YORK) — The Mega Millions jackpot on Thursday jumped to $970 million. The drawing for the prize will be on Friday night. No one won the big prize in Powerball on Wednesday. [Read More…]

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Russia investigates whether student who killed 20 in Crimean college ‘mass murder’ acted alone

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/Thinkstock(KERCH, Crimea) — The death toll from a college shooting and bomb attack in Crimea has grown to 20, as a top Crimean official said authorities are searching for possible accomplices who may have helped [Read More…]

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Pregnant postal worker missing for over 2 weeks: Police ‘suspect possible foul play,’ family waiting for answers

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

USPS Inspectors Unit(CHICAGO) — Chicago police are now suspecting possible foul play in the case of a missing pregnant United States Postal Service worker. Kierra Coles, a 27-year-old employee of the U.S. Postal Service, was [Read More…]

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US Army officer-turned-terrorist thought attack would save mom’s soul

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

Bell County Sheriffs Office(FORT LEAVENWORTH, Texas) — Newly published excerpts of jailhouse letters from U.S. Army officer-turned-terrorist Nidal Hasan show that he is almost completely without remorse for the 13 lives he took during the [Read More…]

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Mad cow disease strikes in Scotland; officials say no outbreak is imminent

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/Thinkstock(ABERDEENSHIRE, Scotland) — A case of mad cow disease has been reported at a farm in Scotland. Authorities have been quick to calm fears prompted by the outbreak of Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) — more [Read More…]

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South Korean president shares invitation to North Korea with Pope Francis

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/Thinkstock(VATICAN CITY) — During a visit with Pope Francis at the Vatican, South Korean President Moon Jae-in shared a message from Kim Jong Un: Please come to North Korea. Moon and the pope met behind [Read More…]

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US general was target of Taliban attack that killed 3 top Afghan officials, wounded 2 US soldiers

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/rThinkstock(KANDAHAR, Afghanistan) — Three top officials in Kandahar, Afghanistan, were killed and two U.S. soldiers wounded in an attack by the officials’ own guards. The province’s governor, its police chief and its intelligence chief were [Read More…]

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Farmer reports stink bug damage in soybeans

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

Like many farmers in the Eastern Corn Belt, Anngie Steinbarger says she has noticed stink bug damage in her soybean fields. “Quality is a concern as we finish up our soybean harvest- we want to [Read More…]

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Flooding concerns stretch into another day in central Texas

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

ABC News(AUSTIN, Texas) — Rain hasn’t stopped all week in Texas and flooding concerns are stretching into another day in center of the state. The Colorado River, near Lake Travis outside of Austin, is still [Read More…]

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Corn Palace mural dedication event set for next week

October 18, 2018 J.P. Skelly

The Public is invited to attend a special dedication ceremony for the 2019 Corn Palace murals.   The Corn Palace will dedicate the 2019 “Salute to Military” murals in a special ceremony at noon on Friday, [Read More…]

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Missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi calls for ‘free Arab society’ in final column

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/Thinkstock(ISTANBUL) — Missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi warned of increasing efforts to silence the media in the Middle East in a column he wrote just before he vanished earlier this month. The “final column” was [Read More…]

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MoviePass under investigation by state of New York for misleading investors

October 18, 2018 nedvedmedia

iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) — The New York attorney general’s office has launched an investigation into whether the parent company of MoviePass, Helios and Matheson, misled investors about their finances, a source familiar with the investigation confirmed [Read More…]

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Powerball draws numbers as Mega Millions jackpot soars to $900 million

October 17, 2018 nedvedmedia

Emilie Richardson/ABC News(NEW YORK) — Powerball pulled its numbers on Wednesday as the prize for Friday’s Mega Millions jackpot has crept past $900 million earlier in the day. The winning numbers for Powerball, a comparatively [Read More…]

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Harvey Weinstein prosecution suffers second significant blow in a week

October 17, 2018 nedvedmedia

Alexandra Wyman/Getty Images For TWC(NEW YORK) — The Manhattan District Attorney’s office this afternoon issued a pre-emptive notice to Harvey Weinstein’s defense team, alerting them to yet another potentially serious problem connected with the investigation [Read More…]

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