Just Enough Work
K&L Kysar Farm has no plans to be anything other than a farm in Branson, Mo.
K&L Kysar Farm is located on the north side...
Hooked on Quarter Horses
Couple breeds and trains horses on their Dallas County, Mo., ranch
Capers Ranch in Louisburg, Mo., was established in 2017 on 85 acres of mixed...
Dedicated to Katahdins
Rowdy Mountain Farm owners Gerrit and Karen Voshel keep only the best for their breeding program
Almost a decade after moving from Colorado to rural...
Life Lessons From Sheep
St. Croix sheep farmer Mathew Cummings of Springfield, Mo., once raised goats. “I could write book on the spiritual insights between the two,” he...
A Rising Star
Ryleigh Morris has longed for a big win in the ring
Life is good for Ryleigh Morris.
ASH GROVE, MO. - The culmination of years of...
Farming for a Community
The McKennas have been growing produce and operating a pumpkin patch since 2006
McKenna Family Farms provides Branson, Mo., area familys fresh produce, education and...
Advancing Technology
Young entrepreneur Parker Bass develops a sensor to help prevent fires in equipment
A warm summer day got a little hotter near Rogersville, Mo., a...
Protein Packed
Where can you find a good quality forage that is drought tolerable, protein rich, good to wean calves on, grows thick and can be baled every 30 days during the growing season? Taney County farmer Rob Dalton’s alfalfa field, that’s where. Rob has always been a longtime fan of alfalfa. “I don’t know where you’d find a better quality feed,” he said. With quality in mind, Rob and his wife, Anita, have been working closely with their area extension office in order to develop a good, solid alfalfa program that fits their area and their needs.
A Father-Daughter Dairy Duo
Keith Dixon and his daughter Katie are partners in their dairy operation
In 2002, the dairy farm Keith Dixon was renting in Maryland was sold...
An Industry Advocate
MCA honors Halfway, Mo., native with its Pioneer Award
Wearing his signature cowboy hat, Morris Westfall can be found most days on his rural Halfway,...
