In this April/May 2026 Today's Farmer

From trait to transformation
Thirty years after Roundup Ready soybeans were introduced, biotechnology continues to change—and challenge—crop production
by Allison Jenkins

New season, same goal
MFA Research Agronomist Trace Thompson shares the philosophy guiding MFA’s field studies
By Emily Kummerfeld

Virtual fencing becomes reality
Missouri pilot program helps producers test the boundaries of this new technology
by Allison Jenkins

Podcast on virtual fencing
Made For Agriculture podcast
By Landry Jones

2026 Insecticide Eartag Comparisons - Click for Flipbook Version
By MFA Animal Health 

Putting safety at the center
Poster contest showcases the importance of risk awareness and how kids can help spread the message

Faces of Farming
Kyle Hatfield, 2025 Applicator of the Year, MFA Iowa Group
by Allison Jenkins

History at work
Local businessman Jimmy Zumwalt relocates, restores and reimagines vintage MFA building in Belle, Mo.
by Allison Jenkins

EDITORIAL & TECHNICAL ARTICLES

COUNTRY CORNER
Seeing agriculture through a 30-year lens
by Allison Jenkins, editor

UPFRONT

Farm Rescue launches services in Missouri

Red‑meat allergy on the rise

MFA expands support for volunteer fire departments

LIVESTOCK
Manage mineral intake for better cow performance

AGRONOMY
Split topdress for success with sulfur applications

MARKETS - CLICK FOR FLIPBOOK
Persistent uncertainty in 2026 planting predicament
Expect little to no growth in breeding herd this year

RECIPES - CLICK FOR FLIPBOOK
Shrimply irresistible

 Viewpoint
Interesting times, indeed
Bob Huffman, President & CEO of MFA Incorporated

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