News

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.

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

Protecting global trade has local implications

“Our farmers rely on access to robust, open and fair international markets.”

A company is nothing more than its people

“MFA is blessed with employees who possess a great deal of talent, passion and unlimited potential.”

Fly-control strategies can keep the buzz at bay

“Understanding how these pests live and breed can help horse owners control them.”

In this February 2025 Today's Farmer Magazine

Click the stories below to read the articles from this issue of MFA's member magazine.

New year brings new challenges for ag

The threats facing farmers in the new year are not insurmountable. And MFA is here to help.

Managing the flow of grain—and information

‘Working together is success’ for cooperatives

by Ernie Verslues, MFA President and CEO

A focus on youth is a focus on the future.