Month: March 2024
Funding support for counties whittled down from summer recommendations
Makenzie Huber/South Dakota Searchlight Out of 13 recommendations made by the county funding summer study committee — consisting of a dozen lawmakers who dedicated their summer to understanding how to support county governments in the state — [Read More…]
CDC releases new guidance ending 5-day isolation period for recovering COVID-19 patients
MoMo Productions/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — People who are recovering from COVID-19 no longer need to remain isolated for five days after symptoms end, according to new guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control [Read More…]
Dwayne Johnson now legally owns “The Rock,” as well as “jabroni” and dozens of other words
ABC/Paula Lobo Can you smell what The Rock is cooking? That’s not only a famous threat used by Dwayne Johnson back in his wrestling heyday, it’s now just one of the phrases he legally owns. [Read More…]
ARC County still best risk management option for most farmers
An ag economist says his risk management recommendations have not changed. Paul Mitchell with the University of Wisconsin Madison tells Brownfield he still prefers the County Ag Risk Coverage plan because of where market prices [Read More…]
Is restructuring MAEAP delivery worth the benefits?
The Michigan Association of Conservation Districts says a plan to move technicians for the state’s voluntary environmental assurance program out of conservation districts removes a local presence for farmers. President Jerry Miller tells Brownfield the [Read More…]
Cattle futures close week sharply higher
Chicago Mercantile Exchange live and feeder cattle futures were sharply higher on technical buying and the higher midday move in beef. Feeder saw additional support from the modest losses in corn. April live cattle were [Read More…]
Top six finalists for Wisconsin’s Alice in Dairyland named
Photo: Brownfield’s Larry Lee with Ashley Hagenow, Wisconsin’s current Alice in Dairyland The top six candidates for Wisconsin’s Alice in Dairyland have been announced. They are Cierra Essock of Fox Lake, Halei Heinzel from Oconomowoc, [Read More…]
Soybeans rally, see weekly gain
Soybeans were higher on commercial and technical buying, pulling the most active months to a weekly gain. It was an up and down day, with beans eventually able to sustain a bounce off the recent [Read More…]
Emmy-winning comedy ‘Hacks’ returns for season 3 in May
Max Max’s Emmy-winning comedy series Hacks returns for its third season on Thursday, May 2, the streaming service announced Friday via a new teaser. The series starring Jean Smart and Hannah Einbinder will come back with a [Read More…]
HBO’s ‘The Last of Us’ adds Danny Ramirez, Ariela Barer, Tati Gabrielle and Spencer Lord for season 2
L-R: Ramirez, Barer, Gabrielle, Spencer – Photos L-R: Frazer Harrison, Emerson Ricard, Tiziano, Kristine Cofsky Photography On Friday, HBO announced four new cast members for the second season of its hit video game adaptation The [Read More…]
Premiere of spinoff ‘The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live’ sets records for AMC
AMC/Gene Page Sunday night’s premiere of The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live set all-time records for both viewership and customer acquisition on AMC+, the network announced Friday. The show, which reunites Andrew Lincoln‘s Rick [Read More…]
Reality Roundup: Rachel Leviss sues Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix, ‘The Bachelor’ update
Have no fear, your reality roundup is here! Here’s a look at what happened in the world of reality television this week: Vanderpump Rules (Bravo)The Scandoval saga continues. Rachel Leviss has sued Tom Sandoval and Ariana [Read More…]
Panama Canal shipping issues continue
An ag transportation expert says the drought situation along the Panama Canal could become the top challenge facing the U.S. grain export system in 2024. Mike Steenhoek, executive director of the Soy Transportation Coalition, says [Read More…]
CME milk futures, cash dairy lower Friday
Milk futures and the cash dairy markets continued to fall Friday on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. March Class III milk was down $0.19 at $16.77. April was down $0.39 at $16.78. May was down $0.33 [Read More…]
Biden signs stopgap bill, lawmaker urges farm bill progress
Now that President Biden has signed the stopgap bill into law, a U.S. Representative from Iowa says lawmakers need to prioritize the farm bill. “We sent a letter to Speaker Johnson urging him to move [Read More…]
Chevron REG shuts down two biodiesel plants, calls for stronger RFS volumes
Chevron Renewable Energy Group says it’s shutting down two Midwestern biodiesel plants indefinitely. In a press release, company officials cited poor market conditions resulting from weak biodiesel volumes under the federal Renewable Fuel Standard. The [Read More…]
#TeachAg support succeeds in Michigan
Michigan FFA’s state advisor says the Challenge 24 Teacher Academy is addressing educator shortages. Mark Forbush tells Brownfield National Teach Ag Campaign’s State Teach Ag Results (STAR) program in Michigan workshops with high school students [Read More…]
‘Rust’ director Joel Souza recalls on-set shooting during armorer’s trial: ‘Nothing made sense’
ABC (SANTA FE, N.M.) — “Rust” director Joel Souza recalled the “chaotic” scene and confusion after he and cinematographer Halyna Hutchins were shot on the set of “Rust” during the involuntary manslaughter trial of armorer [Read More…]
Severed body parts belonging to 2 people found in Long Island park
WABC (NEW YORK) — A young girl stumbled across a gruesome crime scene in Long Island on Thursday with the discovery of a severed limb, and the resulting investigation has turned up even more body [Read More…]
As threats against judges soar, some speak out
Getty Images – STOCK (CHARLOTTE, N.C.) — A Greenville, South Carolina, man pleaded guilty on Friday for sending a threatening letter to a federal judge that read, in part, “I have watched you leave the [Read More…]
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