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USDA and Arkansas Partners Announce Added Incentives on Conservation Program to Benefit Illinois River...

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WASHINGTON, April 26, 2012— USDA Farm Service Agency (FSA) Administrator Bruce Nelson today announced that USDA's Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC) and the state of...

Knowing Your Free-Range Options

For tips on providing a disease-free, healthy environment for free-range chickens click here.

Fainting Goats

American Livestock Breeds Conservancy websiteClick here to watch a video showing a litte more about fainting goats (3.9 MB) 

From the Ozarks to Africa

From the Ozarks to Africa: Danny's Journey with Agriculture If you want to learn more about Danny Giddings' experience serving as a Peace Corps...

SHOW ME BEEF UNIVERSITY

Beef producers will see what happens to their product on the way to the supermarket meat case in a workshops, Jan. 11 – 13, 2011, at the meats lab at the University of Missouri.
“Producers can learn what adds value to their product,” said Carol Lorenzen, MU Extension meat specialist. “They will see the process from live animal to carcass to retail package.”
The “Show-Me Beef University” workshops are sponsored by MU Extension in cooperation with the Missouri Beef Industry Council. The classes will help producers think beyond the farm gate to learn what consumers want when buying beef.  “Too often, beef producers never think about what affects quality. Few think of what happens to their calves, once they leave the farm,” said David Patterson, MU Extension beef reproduction specialist.

Wet Conditions Impacting Corn, Wheat and Soybean Yields

The University of Missouri-Extension LAMAR, Mo. -- Wet conditions this spring have made it difficult for crop farmers to plant according to Jill Scheidt,...

About the Association

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For links to your preferred beef cattle breed's Association website, we found a great directory of many associations at "Cattle Today". Thanks for compiling...

Jasper County Farm Recognized by Century Farm Program

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CARTHAGE, Mo. – The Missouri Century Farm Program annually recognizes Missouri farms that are still productive and have been in the same family for...

Finding Profit in Lean Years

A link to the University of Missouri Extension for forage and hay testing information.
http://extension.missouri.edu/regions/
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