In this October 2016 issue

Written by webadmin on October 05 2016.

Service pays off
MFA’s impact on rural communities
BY NANCY JORGENSEN

Amendment #1 is good for agriculture
Historic soil savings have helped Missouri farmers
BY BLAKE HURST

So you have a new horse
Cautious feeding and good hygiene make the introduction smooth
BY DR. JIM WHITE

Soil testing and efficient application key to preventing yield loss
Phosphorous trends down
BY STEVE FAIRCHILD

100 days with a wild mustang
To tame the horse is to tame the mind
BY KERRI LOTVEN

Surveys point to continued softening in land values
Depressed commodity prices reverse recent run-up
BY STEVE FAIRCHILD

Country Corner
Conservation inside out
BY STEVE FAIRCHILD

UPFRONT/BLOG
Our robot future
New corn disease confirmed in the United States
Accounts receivable climb as farm income declines

MARKETS
Corn: Storage squeeze
Soybeans: Export demand life line
Cattle: Surprisingly fast harvest increase
Wheat: Foreign production woes

RECIPES
PORK

ViewpointA challenging year in Ag
BY ERNIE VERSLUES

CLOSING THOUGHT
photo and poem

 

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