Nothing brings people together quite like traditions. It’s what ties people together who might not have anything in common and keeps them coming back. Since 1901, the Missouri State Fair has …
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Nothing brings people together quite like traditions. It’s what ties people together who might not have anything in common and keeps them coming back. Since 1901, the Missouri State Fair has been a tradition for our state and this year we’re inviting our fairgoers to tell us all about their favorite State Fair traditions.
We're gathering our fairgoers favorite Fair traditions - from something as small as eating a corn dog from your favorite concession stand, to spending the entire 11 days camping with your family and showing livestock. Whatever your tradition, we want to know all about it!
Complete the form at the link below to share your Missouri State Fair traditions and photos. Submit by July 21 to be entered to win two tickets to each of the 2023 Missouri State Fair concerts. Winner will be selected at random and notified via email provided below.
Submit your traditions at this link: https://woobox.com/jw7vmb
Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month
Every year in April, as many invasive plant pests begin emerging, USDA observes Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month (IPPDAM).
IPPDAM’s principal objective is to raise awareness about the importance of protecting plant health against the threat of invasive plant pests and diseases and to ensure residents know how to spot invasive “hungry pests” and reduce their spread.
To help slow the spread of invasive pests and diseases, read the full release here.