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Legacy of leadership

Retiring CEO Ernie Verslues strengthened MFA with a visionary team-first focus

Less loss equals more nitrogen for your crop

In the current challenging agricultural environment, we have to be even smarter about managing fall nitrogen applications so we don’t throw away investment spent on fertilizer due to loss. Not only is it good stewardship of your input dollars, but it’s also good stewardship of the land to keep fertilizer stable until the crops can use it.

Let’s get back to basics

Farming between the lines

New RTK boundary-mapping service helps redefine precision agriculture

Litton’s legacy to be celebrated

Public event Aug. 2 at Litton Agri-Science Learning Center in Chillicothe, MO

Grazing for resiliency can set up long-term

“Your biggest bang for the buck is to work on your weakest area.”

Managing CRP acres for long-term success

“For landowners and producers who are successfully awarded CRP contracts, the work doesn’t stop there.”

Looking back, moving forward

“Cooperative capital invested in these types of operations isn’t just addressing efficiency. It’s about building capacity to serve the next generation of MFA members.”

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.

Lost nitrogen means lost opportunity

When it comes to corn, wheat and forages, nitrogen is the nutrient we need to be most concerned about protecting. Unfortunately, the potential for nitrogen loss is huge. Stabilizers can help guard your yields and your fertilizer investment.