In this November issue

***FEATURES***

Building Missouri from the ground up   (Cover Story) 

Celebrating 200 years of farming that helped grow the Show-Me State
BY ANDREW B CHURCH

Q&A with MFA
Learn more about your cooperative leaders
BY STEVE STONE

Much more than maps
AgSync precision logistics help streamline MFA custom application services

BY ALLISON JENKINS

Hog wild about Shield Plus APF
MFA’s dietary supplement benefits natural swine production

BY ANDREW B CHURCH

Field day focuses on the 4Rs
Oetting Homestead Farms hosts event to encourage nutrient stewardship practices

BY ALLISON JENKINS

Eating too many acorns can make cattle sick
Providing ample nutrition lowers risk of poisoning from toxic oak compounds

BY DR. JIM WHITE

Stay ahead of weeds with fall applications
With market uncertainties, making crop protection plans is more important than ever

BY DOUG SPAUNHORST



Official Notice of Annual Meeting (as printed)

***DEPARTMENTS ***

COUNTRY CORNER
Infrastructure investments critical to ag
BY ALLISON JENKINS

UP FRONT / BLOG
Agriculture adapts to persistent supply chain disruptions
Helping those who help us
An apple a day keeps the charger away

MARKETS - links to as-printed flipbook
Corn: Export sales may be considerably lower than last year
Soybeans: Increased South American production could slow U.S. sales
Cattle: Strong beef demand brings higher cattle prices
Wheat: Carryover stocks expected to be one-third less than last year 



RECIPES - as printed
Guac and roll
Our monthly reader-submitted recipe page

BUY, SELL, TRADE
Marketplace

Classified ads from TF readers, businesses & announcements.

Viewpoint
Employees for the win

By ERNIE VERSLUES 
MFA Incorporated President and CEO

Closing Thought

Our monthly final page photo & poem combination
Photo BY ANDREW B CHURCH
Poem by BY WALTER BARGE

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