In this week’s episode, Editor Gary Castor chats with John Yang, associate director of research and professor of environmental science at Lincoln University, who is the lead investigator on a grant aimed to grow a diverse next generation of agriculture professionals.
They talk about the decline in the number of farmers as young people choose different fields, Lincoln University’s role in promoting and developing agriculture, and efforts to recruit the next generation of farmers.
Click here to learn more about efforts to get more youths involved in agriculture.
Missouri First Lady Teresa Parson chats with News Tribune Managing Editor Gary Castor about the upcoming fall festival and trick-or-treating event at the Governor's...
State government reporter Phillip Sitter chats with Managing Editor Gary Castor about what legislation passed during the recent special session. Gov. Mike Parson called...
In this week's episode, Editor Gary Castor chats with River City Habitat for Humanity Executive Director Susan Cook about the organization and its Women...