AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoAgriculture & Outdoors: Missouri’s Soil and Water Conservation Program handed out nearly $45 million to landowners in fiscal year 2026, funding thousands of conservation contracts and preventing massive soil erosion. Wildlife & Community Learning: The Missouri Department of Conservation’s Jay Henges Shooting Range is hosting a free Fall Food Plots Q&A Aug. 14 in Eureka, with tips on seed mixes, soil testing, and planting. Education & Local Jobs: Missouri State University–West Plains added Clint Hinds as an agriculture instructor, bringing hands-on farm and precision agriculture experience. Public Safety & Accountability: A report highlights how the lack of body cameras for some ICE agents is fueling uncertainty after fatal shootings. Culture & Arts: Max Subar’s debut album, Anything Could Be, arrives July 17, building on years of folk and alt-country collaborations. Libraries & History: The St. Louis County Library’s Eureka Hills branch is marking 100 years of Route 66 with talks and events through August. Civic Life: Missouri’s August 4 primary ballot includes key races, including who will fill vacant House districts.
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