JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (WSIL) -- The Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) is helping farmers and ranchers affected by drought by offering a free overwidth hauling permit for moving hay. This ...
Firefighters in the Texas panhandle are battling the state’s largest wildfire for a fourth straight day. The fires have already burned an area three times the size of Tulsa County. The fires have been ...
The Missouri Department of Transportation is offering over-width hay hauling permits in an effort to help farmers and ranchers curb the impact of drought in the Show Me State. After an abnormally wet ...
Missouri waives overwidth permit fees for hay haulers to help farmers and ranchers move hay during the drought, with special rules in effect until Dec. 1. Permits available online at no cost. The ...
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KFVS) - The Missouri Department of Transportation is offering a special overwidth hauling permit to help farmers and ranchers move hay during drought alert. The special permit is ...
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Cutting, baling, and hauling hay on a 575 acre Missouri farm
A full day of hard work on a massive Missouri farm. From cutting and baling to hauling round bales of hay, this video shows ...
Livestock producers are sweating, and it’s more than just the heat of summer, says Katie Neuner, University of Missouri Extension field specialist in agricultural business. Hay shortages caused by ...
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