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Putting talent to the test
Learning meets doing for MFA’s 2025 Ag Experience interns
View Story >Tale of two outlooks in latest FAPRI report
Crop producers experience declining returns while cattle sector sees record prices
View Story >Short-term support, long-term uncertainty
“An official Farm Bill provides more than just emergency payments. It is an important policy framework to support risk management, conservation, rural development, beginning farmers and food access.”
View Story >Ag is allied in defending crop protection tools
Growers need some protections for essential chemicals that allow them to use advanced technology, implement conservation practices, and grow more with fewer acres and inputs.
View Story >Missouri FFA shines on national stage
Show-Me State members earn top honors and recognition at 98th FFA Convention
View Story >MFA Incorporated Announces Sale of AGChoice Locations to Beachner Grain
Move comes as part of MFA's strategic plan to strengthen core operations and enhance services within its cooperative territory.
View Story >When frost hits, danger rises
A hard frost can turn common forages like sorghum, sudan and johnsongrass into a deadly meal. Here’s what every livestock producer should know to prevent prussic acid poisoning.
View Story >Adding value to cull cows
Feeding cull cows before marketing can pay off—but it requires focused management.
View Story >Prussic Acid, Frost and Sudan, sorghums or johnson grasses
“Don’t play Russian roulette.” Simply don't graze cattle on just-frozen Sudan/Sorghum/Johnson grass.
View Story >Lose the loss with nitrogen stabilizers
No matter how it’s lost, nitrogen deficiencies can be one of the most yield-limiting factors in the field. Using a stabilizer not only provides a return on the investment for the grower but also has a beneficial environmental impact by reducing losses into the water and air.
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