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Written by stevefairchild on 28 June 2012.

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Missouri CAT Dealers Attend MFA Field Da…

05-20-2013 Hits:15 Uncategorised webadmin

MFA Field Days schedules will be posted here....

MU collegiate cattlewomen host Meet Your…

05-02-2013 Hits:38 Blog Austin Black

May is beef month and the Mizzou collegiate cattlewomen kick started the month’s promotional activities with the 4th annual campus-wide Meet Your Meat event on May 1. Stationed in the...

Always good—mac and cheese

04-30-2013 Hits:35 Recipes webadmin

Baked Macaroni and Cheese1 (16 oz.) package macaroni2 lbs. American cheese, cubed1 (8 oz.) Swiss cheese, cubed1 medium green pepper, chopped1 medium onion, chopped1 (2 oz.) pimientos, drained, diced4 eggs...

Effective management training
To assure success, develop employees to run the business effectively To run an effective agribusiness today (both on the farm and in a large enterprise like MFA), management must focus on…
A local cooperative leads the way
MFA local Affiliate SPOTLIGHT: Lebanon, MISSOURI If it’s something you need for cattle production or growing forage, Farmers Produce Exchange #139 at Lebanon, Mo., has it. Established in the 1920s, the…
With OK brand, your fence will be OK
Oklahoma Steel makes quality wire fencing right here in Today’s Farmer country If you stretched all the four-point barbed wire fencing that MFA Incorporated sold in 2012, that four-strand fence would…
Manage forage for better weed control
Controlled grazing and soil maintenance build better pastures Controlling weeds in pasture is an annual battle for cattle producers. But a combination of managed grazing with timely herbicide application can give…
Explosive solutions for hard work
In 1923, dynamite was common on the farm One interesting way to look at history is through advertising. A look at the ads in an old farm publication is an anthropological…
Still value in MFA Health Track
Age-and-source verification is on the decline, but healthy calves still bring premiums Japan recently began accepting U.S. beef products from animals up to 30 months old instead of the recent more…
Soybean seed-size challenge
MFA’s precision team evaluates seed meters It’s no secret that soybean seed sizes will vary this year due to the droughty conditions across the Midwest last growing season. We see larger…
Soybean disease and management
Scout and treat when it makes sense Making yield and making profit is a balancing act. You get out what you put in—sometimes. And weather is always around to mess up…
Rural economy and land prices are rising
Ag economy buoys much of the Midwest One steady measure of the rural Midwest economy is the University of Creighton’s Rural Mainstreet Index, a survey of financial leaders in 10 states. The…

Rotate for the longterm

Missouri CAT Dealers Attend MFA Field Da…

MU collegiate cattlewomen host Meet Your…

Always good—mac and cheese

Effective management training

A local cooperative leads the way

With OK brand, your fence will be OK

Manage forage for better weed control

Explosive solutions for hard work

Still value in MFA Health Track

Soybean seed-size challenge

Soybean disease and management

Rural economy and land prices are rising

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