AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUtility Rates: Ameren Missouri asked regulators for a rate change that could add about $13 to the typical monthly bill starting mid-2027, with a proposed low-income discount and grid/storm resilience spending tied to its Smart Energy Plan. Agriculture & Livestock Health: Missouri updated animal entry rules for New World screwworm-adjacent surveillance zones, and MU Extension plus the state Department of Agriculture released guidance for producers and exhibitors on biosecurity and wound care. Cattle Disease Research: Mizzou researchers are tracking American dog ticks to understand how bovine anaplasmosis spreads, aiming to protect Missouri’s $4B cattle industry. Farm Markets: A Missouri Bootheel farmer welcomed China’s increased soybean purchases, arguing strong markets matter more than government aid. Transportation & Growth: MoDOT set public meetings for the Route 171/249 and Joplin West corridor study, and Route 66/Joplin work continues with utility and sidewalk changes. Workforce Health: Concentra opened a new occupational medical center near Kansas City International Airport to expand employer-focused injury care and return-to-work services. Semiconductors: Micron committed up to $3B in U.S. spending and earmarked $500M for GlobalWafers’ 300mm wafer expansion in Sherman, Texas. Local Economy & Community: Kansas City is already eyeing a 2031 Women’s World Cup bid after hosting the 2026 tournament, citing stadium and local momentum.
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