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Safety starts with speaking up

“The same culture that lets a coworker flag a hazard without fear of blame is a culture that lets a farmer admit he’s struggling or gives implied permission for a neighbor to ask how he’s doing.”

Putting safety at the center

Poster contest showcases the importance of risk awareness and how kids can help spread the message

Safety happens in moments that matter

Safety has to be more than training or checklists. It’s a mindset. A culture. A decision we make every day to look out for ourselves and each other.

MFA, Lincoln University to host Small Ruminant School

June 24–25 event designed to help sheep and goat producers strengthen management and efficiency

Seeing green

With winter in full force across MFA territory, the lush, green grass of summer seems far away. The winners of the PrimeTime turf grass photo contest bring us a reminder of those warmer days and the planting projects they make possible.

Seeking Stewardship Leaders

Nominations and applications are now being accepted for the Missouri Agriculture Stewardship Award.

Selecting seed is no simple decision

Manage self-feeders for better cattle performance

“My preference is to be able to fill the feeder without entering a pen full of escape-artist calves.”

Get serious about soybean insect management

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

Severe Drought Growing Season Ends - Made For Agriculture #54

MadeForAgriculture #54 - In Season update for Sept. 8, 2023