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New board members and new processes
“Your board and management are always looking for the best platform to communicate with members, particularly our elected delegates.”
View Story >Guard your grass to prevent ergot poisoning
“Better than treatment, prevention of ergot poisoning can keep animals on track.”
View Story >Red crown rot is a growing threat in Missouri
Visual symptoms of red crown rot include small, red fruiting structures called perithecia on the base of an infected soybean plant.
View Story >Rollins to rule USDA in a tough farm economy
“We have a tremendous amount of work to do.” — U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins
View Story >Protecting global trade has local implications
“Our farmers rely on access to robust, open and fair international markets.”
View Story >A company is nothing more than its people
“MFA is blessed with employees who possess a great deal of talent, passion and unlimited potential.”
View Story >Fly-control strategies can keep the buzz at bay
“Understanding how these pests live and breed can help horse owners control them.”
View Story >In this February 2025 Today's Farmer Magazine
Click the stories below to read the articles from this issue of MFA's member magazine.
View Story >New year brings new challenges for ag
The threats facing farmers in the new year are not insurmountable. And MFA is here to help.
View Story >Managing the flow of grain—and information
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