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Small tax provides big returns for Missouri

“Productive soil is the foundation of every crop, every pasture and every farm legacy we hope to hand to the next generation.”

Get serious about soybean insect management

“The most successful insect management programs emphasize scouting, awareness of economic thresholds and intentional insecticide selection.”

Faces of Farming: Mark Scott

Mark Scott is the MFA Incorporated District 10 Director Wentzville, Mo.

Summer internships offer multiple paths for students

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

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

Small Ruminant School focuses on sheep and goat management

MFA and Lincoln University team up for June educational event in Jefferson City June 24 & 25, 2026

4R Soil Health Field Day

Learn how applying the 4Rs with technology can improve soil health and profitability on both livestock and row-crop operations. American Legion Hall, Blackburn Missouri.

Spring is moving faster than the calendar

According to MFA's agronomy team, farmers should be thinking—and scouting—on a timeline roughly three weeks ahead of normal for heat-driven plant growth and insect activity.

New Mid-Ozark Fertilizer Facility in Development

MFA Incorporated and Black Family Enterprises form joint venture to serve south central Missouri

Biological breakdown

MFA research helps producers sort hype from help in a crowded market