In this June/July Today's Farmer

THE JUNE/JULY MAGAZINE IS IN THE MAIL AND HITTING MAILBOXES THE FIRST WEEK OF JUNE

FEATURES

Milking opportunity - Cover Story
Implementing new conservation practices is a win-win for Ozarks dairy
by Emily Kummerfeld

Hall of Fame adds six Missouri Leaders
MFA Incorporated is among supporters honoring outstanding contributions to the state’s farming industry
by Allison Jenkins and Steve Fairchild

Mapping the future
Tradition meets technology at Urich Farms, where Nutri-Track, 4R strategies and data-driven decisions boost yields and soil health
By Allison Jenkins

Faces of farming
Introducing Joe Zoellner, MFA Natural Resources Conservation Specialist

Road warriors
Missouri’s Invasive Species Strike Teams battle against weed invaders

Historic tariffs and tumult
Trade policies tailored for purpose both hit and miss
by Steve Fairchild

Country corner
Short-term support, long-term uncertainty
By Allison Jenkins, Today's Farmer Editor

 UPFRONT
Tale of two outlooks in latest FAPRI report

Putting talent to the test

As temperatures rise, so do the risks

AGRONOMY
Can your forages weather the next cattle cycle?
by David Moore, MFA Range & Pasture Specialist

 LIVESTOCK
High-nitrate forage? Handle with care, not fear
By Dr. Jim White, MFA Director of Livestock Nutrition

 MARKETS
*Two decades of demand megatrends
*High prices for cattle, beef expected to continue

RECIPES
Cream ticket

Viewpoint
The road to success is a constant journey
By Ernied Verslues, MFA President and Chief Executive Officer

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