When you look at the calendar, it is clear the “holiday sprint” is about to begin. There are groceries to buy, events to plan for Thanksgiving, and children everywhere are drawing up their Christmas lists. Squeeze in the upcoming Missouri Farm Bureau Annual Meeting from December 8-10 at the Lake of the Ozarks, and it seems like the pages are getting ripped off the daily calendar at an extraordinary rate.
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