In this June/July 2026 Today's Farmer

Out to pasture, into the future
Grazing gives multigenerational dairy a forward-looking path through a changing industry
by Emily Kummerfeld

The great divide
FAPRI outlook points to ongoing challenges for crop producers, strong returns in livestock
by Allison Jenkins

Five stories. One mission.
Hall of Fame inductees honored for shaping Missouri agriculture across generations
by Allison Jenkins

Foraging ahead
MFA field trials evaluate grasses, legumes and  much more
by Emily Kummerfeld

Protect the tools that protect your yield
MFA agronomists share best practices for managing fungicide resistance
by Allison Jenkins

Faces of Farming
Mark Scott, MFA Incorporated District 10 Director, Wentzville, Mo.
By Allison Jenkins

Hidden potential
New research explores how blind inlets can balance drainage and conservation
by Allison Jenkins

EVENTS
Four-R  Soil Health Field Day – June 24, 2026, from 9 to 2:30 PM

Small Ruminant School - June 24 & 25th @ Lincoln University

Virtual fence symposium - June 24th @ MU Bradford Research Farm

COUNTRY CORNER
Small tax provides big returns for Missouri
by Allison Jenkins, Today's Farmer Editor

UPFRONT
Gain for grain  – MFA Grain Expansion      

Litton’s legacy to be celebrated at public event Aug. 2

Summer internships offer multiple paths for students

Livestock
Calcium and magnesium are critical after calving
By Dr. Jim White, Director of MFA Nutrition

Agronomy
Get serious about soybean insect management
by Jason Worthington, Sr. Director of Agronomic Strategy & Innovation

Markets - Link to Flipbook-
What oil’s surge means for crop prices in 2026-27
Cattle prices push higher, peak may still be ahead

Recipes  - Link to Flipbook-
Say cheese

Viewpoint
Education is an investment
by Bob Huffman, MFA President and CEO

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