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Springfield News-Leader

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Hammons extends Black Walnut Harvest, increases buying price

Hammons Products has extended its annual Black Walnut Harvest through Nov. 30 and raised its buying price to $16 per 100 pounds of hulled nuts. The extension comes as above-normal temperatures and a lack of rain delayed the fall of wild black walnuts in recent weeks, according to a community announcement. The Stockton, Missouri-based company said in the announcement that most of its network of about 170 hulling sites in 12 states will continue buying through Nov. 30. There is no minimum amount required, with hulling sites accepting anything from a bucket of nuts to a trailer load. Brian Hammons, CEO of Hammons Products, said the harvest had been slow because many nuts remained on trees longer than usual. “Now, with shorter days and cooler air, the wild Black Walnuts are finally falling and local people have ‘money on the ground’ — literally,” Hammons said in the announcement. Missouri black walnut crop expected to pick up The black walnut crop appears to be decent across much of Missouri, according to the announcement, and the company expects harvest activity to increase as more nuts fall. “We hope and pray that the weather cooperates so folks can get them in. There’s still

Missouri · 7d

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A New Perspective on the Luxury You Already Own

From its Missouri roots to an expanding national footprint, Diamond Banc is changing how Americans think about the value of their fine jewelry and luxury assets—with a Kansas City industry veteran helping lead the way. The luxury market is evolving, and so is the way people think about the...

Kansas City, MO · 8d
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You Can’t Sell Anything At This Missouri Farmers Market Unless You Grew, Raised, Or Made It Yourself

Vendors caught reselling someone else’s goods at this market can be expelled. Yep, that’s the actual rule, and an Inspection Committee checks on it. Every tomato, carton of eggs, and jar of jam has to come from the person standing behind the table. Even the cookies must be made from scratch by the seller.

Columbia, MO · 9d
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The Financial Wire

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Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana bar winter utility shutoffs for many behind-on-bills households under cold-weather rules that run into March

Households in Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana that fall behind on gas or electric bills get a stretch of winter in which the utility generally cannot cut service, but each state draws the line in a different place. The Kansas and Missouri protections run from Nov. 1 through March 31, Illinois from Dec. 1 through... The post Kansas, Missouri, Illinois and Indiana bar winter utility shutoffs for many behind-on-bills households under cold-weather rules that run into March appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Missouri · 7d

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Jefferson City Council to Consider Proposed Industrial Development

Jefferson City Council met Monday to discuss Resolution RS2026-45, a proposed industrial development at 1720 London Way, and an amendment to the agreement with McCownGordon for construction of the city's parking garage and convention center. The amendment provides a standalone structure in the event the city cannot complete funding. The...

Jefferson City, MO · 9d

Columbia Daily Tribune

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Missouri's fall turkey harvest drops from last season

Missouri hunters harvested 1,633 wild turkeys during the firearms portion of the fall turkey season from Oct. 1-31. The preliminary total comes from the Missouri Department of Conservation, according to a community announcement. Greene County recorded the highest harvest with 56 birds, while Laclede and Perry counties each recorded 42. The total was down from the 1,950 turkeys harvested during the 2025 fall firearms season. Weather, wet spring might have contributed to decline MDC Turkey Biologist Nick Oakley said that unusually warm weather during the first two weekends of the firearms season might have contributed to the lower harvest. Wet spring conditions also affected turkey reproduction, according to the announcement. "Temperatures were well above normal across much of Missouri during the first two weekends of the fall firearms season, which likely accounts for some of the drop in harvest,” Oakley said in the announcement. “We also had a very wet spring, which hurts nest success and poult survival, so there are fewer young birds on the landscape this fall.” Fall archery turkey season continues Missouri's fall archery turkey season continues through Nov. 13. It resumes Nov. 25 and runs through Jan. 15, 2027. Current county-by-county fall firearms turkey harvest figures

Missouri · 7d

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Caterpillar Acquires Fabick Cat Dealership And Appoints Steve Ferguson As CEO

Caterpillar, a global manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, has completed its acquisition of John Fabick Tractor Company, commonly known as Fabick Cat, a longstanding Caterpillar equipment dealership serving customers across the Midwest. The acquisition follows an agreement announced in September 2026 and brings a dealership with more than 100...

Illinois · 8d

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1,600+ Turkeys Harvested In Missouri For Fall Firearm Season

Hunters checked 1,633 turkeys during the firearms portion of Missouri’s fall turkey season, according to preliminary data from the Missouri Department of Conservation. The season ran through October. Greene County led the state with 56 birds harvested, while Laclede and Perry counties each recorded 42. The total was down...

Missouri · 7d

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Missouri prairie conservation project awarded $4.25 million

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded $4.25 million to a Missouri Department of Conservation project to restore and protect native prairie on working farms in southwest and west-central Missouri. The project will provide technical and financial assistance to private landowners. It aims to permanently protect 500 acres of remaining...

Missouri · 7d

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Missouri AG sues 4 retailers, including Independence shop, over alleged marijuana-as-hemp sales

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway sued four retailers, including Independence’s Herb Depot, over marijuana products allegedly labeled as hemp. AG Hanaway said the lawsuits accuse the businesses of selling products that exceed legal THC limits while deceptively presenting themselves as licensed state dispensaries. Under...

Missouri · 7d

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7 Things to Know About Harps, the Employee-Owned Arkansas Grocer

Harps has been part of grocery runs around Arkansas for generations. Lots of shoppers know the store, but fewer know who owns it or how it got so big. Here’s what to know about the hometown grocer and how it grew. 1. 10Box Cost Plus Stores. Harps runs a...

Arkansas · 20d

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Missouri Faces a Big Risk if the Power Grid Goes Down

Missouri has just been ranked among the most vulnerable states if the nation suffers a sudden power grid failure due to a catastrophe or attack.

Missouri · 11d

KOAMNewsNowcom KOAMTV

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Black walnut harvest in Southwest Missouri

Missouri · 7d

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More than 1,600 turkeys harvested in Mo. during fall firearms season

MISSOURI (Heartland News) - More than 1,600 turkeys were harvested in Missouri during the fall firearms season. According to preliminary data from the Missouri Department of Conservation, hunters checked 1,633 turkey between October 1 and 31. The top harvest counties were Greene with 56 birds harvested, Laclede with 42 and...

Missouri · 9d

The Tonic Edit

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Missouri Utilities Can't Cut Off Heat When a Freeze Is Forecast Within 72 Hours, Under a Cold Weather Rule That Runs Through March 31

Missouri's Cold Weather Rule bars heat shutoffs when a freeze is forecast within 72 hours, Nov. 1 to March 31, for Ameren, Spire, Evergy and Liberty customers.

Missouri · 8d

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Temple Grandin to address livestock producers in Columbia Dec. 11

Internationally acclaimed animal scientist, author, and advocate Dr. Temple Grandin will deliver a presentation Friday, Dec. 11, during a two-day celebration of the International Year of the Woman Farmer organized by University of Missouri Extension’s Pearls of Production program. Grandin is scheduled to speak at 7 p.m. at Trowbridge Livestock Arena on the MU campus in Columbia.

Columbia, MO · 9d

theshelbyreport.com

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MRGA Names Lobbyists In MO, KS Ahead Of 2027 Sessions

The Midwest Retail & Grocery Alliance has named new state lobbyists in Missouri and Kansas, announcing both appointments Nov. 2 with effect from Nov. 1 as the association builds out its government relations ahead of the 2027 legislative sessions. The appointments give the alliance, formed in late 2025 through the...

Missouri · 9d

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Missouri harvest ahead of average as grain prices decline

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — Missouri farmers made strong harvest progress during October, but lower grain prices and mixed export demand continue to shape the market outlook, according to the Missouri Department of Agriculture's Monthly Grain Crop Review released Monday. The report said warm, dry weather throughout October helped producers...

Missouri · 8d

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Missouri Public Service Commission Schedules Hearings on Evergy’s Proposed Energy Projects

The Missouri Public Service Commission is inviting customers to provide input on Evergy’s request to construct new electric generation and battery storage facilities in Missouri. Evergy Missouri Metro and Evergy Missouri West have filed an application seeking three Certificates of Convenience and Necessity, which would authorize the companies to...

Missouri · 9d