It was a beautiful day at Worthington Country Club for the final Red Rock Conference meet on Tuesday. The conference players were ecstatic to have sunshine and minimal wind. Many players struggled with the difficult pin placements and fast greens. A few of MCC’s players commented on how they need to put more time into putting, so they can make better shots for next week. However, the Rebels played very well and walked away with some hardware.

SCHOOL MENU Monday, May 20: Breakfast: TBD. Lunch: Chicken, Potatoes, Green Beans, Buttered Bread, Fruit Choices, Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, Milk.

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On THURSDAY, May 30 there will be some fun family activities at Gullord Park. Supper and activities at the park are from 5:00-7:00 PM sponsored by Early Childhood Initiative and Kiwanis. All proceeds will go to replace an existing playground structure at Gullord Park. The Murray County Cattleman’s Association will be making their famous burgers! $10 for Burger meal; $5 for a burger.

Murray County Farmer’s Share Breakfast this year will be held on Sunday, June 23rd at the Murray County 4-H building. The time will run from 9am to 1pm for the Farmer’s Share of 25¢.

The Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) announces that soybean producers may request a referendum to determine whether producers want the Secretary to conduct a referendum on the Soybean Promotion and Research Order (Order), as authorized under the Soybean Promotion, Research, and Consumer Information Act (Act). Participation in the request for referendum is voluntary. Producers should participate only if they wish to request a referendum on the program.

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Crop producers and agricultural professionals face a host of challenges, including pests and pest resistance concerns, agronomic issues, and soil fertility questions. The U of MN Extension Strategic Farming program addresses your crop-related concerns through research-based webinars with specialists in the field.

The Hadley Buttermakers opened their 2024 Gopher League season on a beautiful Mother’s Day afternoon as they hosted the Fox Lake Foxes from the First Nite League. Hadley’s roster has a mix of old and new faces for the 2024 campaign in search of Hadley’s goal to capture a Gopher League title and another spot again for the State Tournament. Sunday’s game had the Buttermakers working from behind the whole game in the battle against the feisty Foxes to come away with a home victory. Here is the game recap: For the season opener, new Buttermaker Bryce Ahrendt took the mound for Hadley. Fox Lake would get on the board in the first. Fox Lake would score on a hit batter, Buttermaker fielding error and a single to go up 1-0. Hadley would put runners at 2nd and 3rd on 2 hits but were unable to score. Fox Lake would add another run in the 2nd when they recorded 4 hits. Fortunately for Hadley, Lincoln Graven’s throw from left field on a hit would cut down the Fox runner at the plate as Brent Hokeness applied the tag for the 3rd out to stymie Fox Lake from adding any additional runs. Hadley looked primed to score in the 3rd when they loaded the bases without any hits but failed to plate a run after the Fox Lake starter would strike out Eric Wieneke looking for out number three.

On May 12th, Mrs. Christie Gergen’s piano students were in recital! All students performed a Solo and a Duet or Trio. Students from left to right include the following: Gary Dane Plotz, Easton Hoffmann, Brennen Heronimus, Elliot Plotz, Everly Ahlers, Amiyah VanEck, BR Heronimus, Camden Walker, Kiana Platt, Kenzie Platt, Brennly Plotz and Mason Hoffmann. Inset Photo Brielle Plotz. Not pictured Alex Schuur.