Prepare bulls for the upcoming breeding season

STOCKTON, Mo. – “It is time to begin preparing for the upcoming breeding season,” says Patrick Davis, University of Missouri Extension livestock field specialist. In preparation for the upcoming breeding season, Davis will discuss management strategies to make sure bulls are ready for a successful breeding season.

Grant boosts 4-H Youth Futures program

University of Missouri Extension’s 4-H Center for Youth Development has received a five-year project award totaling $607,115 from the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture’s Children, Youth and Families at Risk grant program. The funding, beginning September 2024, will support 4-H Hopeful Paths for Youth Futures, which provides college and career programming to middle and high school youths in Jackson, St. Louis and McDonald…

From cancer research to fossils, camps bring Mizzou to young scientists in the making

COLUMBIA, Mo. – Missouri middle school students learned the basics of cancer biology and pathology research this summer in a hands-on “mini-medical school” camp. Another group of fourth through sixth graders took a walk back through geological time and calculated who ran faster: humans or dinosaurs.

Joro spiders are nothing to worry about – yet

Joro spiders aren’t yet in Missouri and pose little threat, though their range may expand northward in the future.

MU Extension offers tips on safely handling livestock

Learn safe livestock handling—use caution, read animal behavior, maintain equipment, and reduce risks during feeding and transport.

Missouri farmland, hunting cash rental rate insights from MU Extension

Missouri rental rates rose in 2024, with increases in cropland, pasture, and hunting leases. Survey data offers insights for landowners and tenants.

Teach teens about social networking dangers before fairs, conventions

Educate teens on social media risks before events. Discuss privacy settings and alerting trusted adults if they feel uncomfortable online.

MU Extension selects winner, finalists for NW County Council of the Year

NORTHWEST MISSOURI – The University of Missouri Extension County Council of the Year award is a recognition given during Extension and Engagement Week, held each October, to build relationships between MU Extension, campus, and community partners. The award recognizes the central role Extension Councils have in:

Show-Me MO Success podcast: MO Pac Lumber looks to the future

MO Pac Lumber prepares for future generations with strategic succession planning and insights from Missouri SBDC's Elevate program.

Missouri 4-H'ers celebrate summer's best story at the State Fair

SEDALIA, Mo. – The Missouri State Fair offers an opportunity for members to exhibit their skills in the 4-H Building, their showmanship in the livestock arenas and their character through demonstrations. For many, this is a culminating experience that affects youths beyond just the premium and ribbon.

Angelo tops State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest

SEDALIA, Mo. – Lexi Angelo earned high individual honors at the State 4-H Dairy Judging Contest held Aug. 17 at the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia.

Missouri growers are sweet on honey of a berry

Honeyberry, a hardy shrub thriving in Missouri's diverse soils, offers early spring fruit with antioxidant-rich berries resembling a blend of raspberry and blackberry.

The woods: Missouri's other place to shop for food

Discover Missouri’s woods for wild fruits, nuts, and edible plants that add flavor and nutrition to your meals.

Show-Me MO Success podcast: Choose Greater Health supports brain injury survivors

Learn how Paige Speers' Choose Greater Health supports brain injury survivors with resources and a network of medical professionals for recovery.

September is Falls Prevention Awareness Month

September is Falls Prevention Awareness Month, a time to draw attention to risk of falls among older adults.

Early preparation equals a successful breeding season

Prepare your herd with exams, vaccinations, nutrition, and breeding plans for a successful cattle breeding season.

4-H College and Career Pathways Conference helps youths find their voices

COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension’s 4-H Center for Youth Development welcomed 50 middle- and high-school-aged 4-H’ers at its 22nd annual 4-H College and Career Pathways Conference on the MU campus this July.

MU Extension offers listing of farm apps

Explore mobile tools to support farm decisions—from weather and crop models to weed identification and water use planning.

Registration open for Strong Couples program

HARRISONVILLE, Mo. – Community members may enroll in Strong Couples, a free program offered by University of Missouri Extension that offers practical strategies for improving conflict resolution and enhancing relationship satisfaction.

Mizzou professor makes a global impact through MU Extension partnership

Wilson Majee, a Mizzou health sciences professor, collaborates to adapt the Neighborhood Leadership Academy for South African community leaders.

Hang the moon with twilight gardens

Create a twilight garden with white, fragrant, night-blooming plants for evening beauty and pollinators.

Report: Missouri forests play role in long-term carbon storage

Missouri forests sequester carbon through photosynthesis and wood products, supporting climate goals and biodiversity.

Iris math: Divide and multiply to add beauty

Enhance your garden's beauty by dividing and replanting overgrown iris clumps every 3-4 years to promote vibrant blooms and healthy growth.

Swine specialist says biosecurity biggest protection from H5N1 in pigs

Protect pig herds from H5N1 by strengthening biosecurity, controlling exposure to waterfowl, and monitoring worker health and movement.

Late planting, wet harvest require special storage attention

Late-planted or wet-harvested corn needs careful storage to prevent mold, manage moisture, and maintain quality.

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