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Show-Me MO Success podcast: Tower Rock Stone Co. and Recovery Friendly Workplaces

Explore how Tower Rock Stone and Recovery Friendly Workplaces support employees in recovery on this episode of the Show Me MO Success podcast.

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Missouri SBDC elevates business, impacts economic development

Missouri SBDC's Elevate program helps growing small businesses boost sales, investment, and jobs with expert guidance.

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Four SE Missouri cattle producers recognized

Four southeastern Missouri cattle producers were honored for over 25 years of service to the Show-Me-Select Replacement Heifer Program.

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Master Showman Competitions: Displaying Youths’ Hard Work

The Issue 4-H and FFA Livestock projects impact youth life skill development in motivation, responsibility, goal setting, discipline, and leadership (Anderson et al., 2015; Boleman et al., 2004; Evans, et al. 2019; Heavner et al., 2011; Rusk et al, 2003). Knowledge of husbandry and showing procedures increased the longer youth participate in the projects (Havner et al., 2011; Rusk et al., 2003).

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Adding value to the family farm business, Inland Cape Rice Mill - Scott City, MO

Sam Schneider and his wife eat rice at every meal, so transitioning the family farm into growing rice was a challenge he was happy to take on.

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More Missouri farmers growing peanuts

Missouri farmers in the Bootheel region are expanding peanut acreage for more profitable, soil-enhancing crop rotations.

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Glufosinate-resistant Palmer amaranth found in Missouri Bootheel

Researchers confirmed glufosinate-resistant Palmer amaranth in Missouri, raising concerns for weed control and crop yields.

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Drought requires feed efficiency in cattle

Drought strains hay supplies; cattle producers can improve efficiency with feed testing, supplements, and careful ration planning.

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MU Extension resources for farmers amid deepening drought

Resources help Missouri farmers manage crops, livestock, and hay during worsening drought conditions.

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MU Extension crops podcast debuts

New podcast offers expert insights on crop production, management tips, and the latest ag research for Missouri farmers.

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Cool gardening tips for hot days

JACKSON, Mo. – Both gardeners and their plants need extra care when it’s hot outside, says University of Missouri Extension horticulturist Donna Aufdenberg. She reminds gardeners to take care of themselves first so they can tend to gardens and flowerbeds. Consider gardening in the early morning and late evening to avoid high temperatures and harsh sun.

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MU Extension guide, spreadsheet help estimate farmland values

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Buyers and sellers who need an estimate of the value of a piece of farmland may not always find it feasible to get an appraisal, particularly one that reflects the land’s historical value needed to calculate taxes and settle estates.

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Helping Midwesterners celebrate freedom — safely, Powder Monkey Fireworks - Weldon Spring, MO

Powder Monkey Fireworks in Weldon Spring, MO, offers a vast selection of affordable fireworks to help you celebrate safely and memorably.

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10 Missouri small businesses prepare to “Elevate” beyond the second stage

Ten Missouri small businesses from diverse industries are participating in the 2022 Elevate program to advance beyond the second stage.

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A key Missouri asset: MU Extension generated $1.2 billion economic impact in FY21

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension generated an estimated $1.2 billion economic impact throughout Missouri in fiscal year 2021, according to a recent impact analysis. That amount contributed to the University of Missouri System’s overall $6.5 billion economic impact statewide.

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Hog Wild

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Having grown up on a farm in the foothills of the Missouri Ozarks, Jerry Richards was prepared for droughts, snowstorms and torrential rains. He wasn’t prepared for feral hogs. 

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Missouri Dairy Hall of Honors recognizes 2020, 2021 leaders

Missouri Dairy Hall of Honors recognized 2020 and 2021 leaders for excellence in dairy farming, breeding, and industry service.

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Tigers United: Mascots set aside rivalries to help save relatives in the wild

Tiger mascots unite across universities to raise awareness and help save wild tigers from extinction.

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Missouri SBDC receives grant to help underserved communities succeed with the Small Business Innovation Research Program

MISSOURI – The Missouri SBDC (Small Business Development Centers) was awarded $125,000 for specialized training, business counseling, and technical assistance for research and development (R&D)-focused small businesses under the Federal and State Technology (FAST) Partnership Program.

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The Cherry Company, Kansas City, MO

Thalia Cherry's entrepreneurial journey with The Cherry Company showcases growth through strategic coaching, highlighting her success in Kansas City.

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Branson Airport, Hollister, MO

Branson Airport partnered with local experts to navigate the challenges of the pandemic, benefiting from various support programs to enhance travel recovery.

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Good News Brewing, Defiance, MO

Good News Brewing in Defiance, MO, has thrived during the pandemic, seizing growth opportunities with the help of local business support

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Lone Star Physiques, Kirkville, MO

Lone Star Physiques in Kirksville, MO, is a personal fitness business highlighting client success stories and rural entrepreneurship.

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Missouri 4-H'ers compete at state public speaking contest

Missouri 4-H youths from 20 counties presented speeches in multiple categories and earned awards in the state public speaking contest.

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The Export Plan: Pricing Strategy

Learn how to set competitive export prices by accounting for additional costs like tariffs, shipping, and packaging. Tips for direct exporting.

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