In this Feb 2023 Today's Farmer Magazine

FEATURES

Show-Me soil sense
Missouri agriculture’s diversity begins at ground level
by Jessica Ekern

Like-minded leaders
Second annual MFA conference provides education, networking for young farmers
by Allison Jenkins

Taking hold of the future
MFA reports on fiscal 2022, shares plans for 2023 and beyond
by Allison Jenkins

The year in review
Opportunities and challenges of 2022
by TF staff

2022 InReview
by TF staff
(Alternate view as Printed)

NOTICE of District Meetings
The week of March 5, 2023.

Off to a great start
Shield Plus makes a difference in calf health, performance at Turley Cattle Co.
by Jessica Ekern

Career connections
MFA’s Ag Life conference highlights job opportunities in the industry
by Allison Jenkins

The belly-to-belly way
Crop insurance planning works best when there’s real human connection
by Blake Thomas

Built to last
Producers can count on Iowa Steel & Wire for dependable, durable fencing
by Allison Jenkins

Manage small for big returns
Precision applications help protect your fertility investment
by Davin Harms

Four key components of effective fly control
Cultural, physical, biological, chemical measures important to pest management
by Dr. Jim White

DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS

Country Corner
Clock is ticking on 2023 Farm Bill
by Allison Jenkins

UpFront/blog
MFA’s Twenter among finalists for AGCO Operator of the Year
McIntyre, Worthington named ARA Rising Stars
Conservation tradition

Markets (as printed)
Corn: South American drought tightens supplies
Soybeans: Exports to China continue to trend upward
Cattle: Producers may see record fed cattle prices in 2023
Wheat: Markets remain sensitive to winter weather

Recipes (as printed)
Kick it up a notch

Marketplace (as printed)
BUY, sell, trade

Viewpoint
A chance to look forward
by Ernie Verslues

Closing Thought
Poem by Walter Bargen

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