Unlocking the mystery of Missouri farmland values
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Buyers paid more for Missouri farmland in 2023, according to the annual Missouri Farmland Values Opinion Survey from University of Missouri Extension.
Veteran and urban groups team up to grow produce and peace of mind
Veterans and urban farmers collaborate in St. Louis to grow fresh produce, build community, and support mental well-being through agriculture.
New support for farm and food businesses in local, regional markets
Helping farm and food entrepreneurs access funding, training, and regional market connections to build stronger local food systems.
Heroes to Hives to expand in 2024
Heroes to Hives offers veterans free beekeeping training and community support, expanding to a new St. Louis site in 2024.
MU Extension ag enterprise budgets updated for producers
COLUMBIA, Mo. – University of Missouri Extension crop and livestock enterprise budgets for Missouri producers have been updated.
“Missouri’s Most Engaged Neighbors” Announced as Part of Missouri Good Neighbor Week Awards
Celebrate 12 Missourians honored for exceptional neighborly engagement during Missouri Good Neighbor Week through statewide awards and community recognition.
Best Acts of Neighboring Announced from Missouri Good Neighbor Week 2023
Missourians shared nearly 20,000 acts of kindness during Good Neighbor Week, celebrating community and connection statewide.
Partnership helps southern Missouri landowner stave off feral hogs
Southern Missouri landowners reduce feral hog damage through a multi-agency elimination partnership.
Barry County named MU Extension County Council of Year
Barry County's community garden project has improved local food access and education through collaborative efforts and sustainable practices.
Missouri Community LAB: A hub for creating strong, whole communities
ST. LOUIS, Mo. – Missouri is stronger when its communities are vibrant and healthy, but people can struggle to find information and programs designed to help build those vibrant communities, says Claire Rippel, University of Missouri Extension community development education director.
Elderberry business grows with help from MU Extension’s Mid-America Trade Adjustment Assistance Center
Elderberry farms expand production and reach new markets with support from a trade assistance program helping small businesses grow.
Veterans find peace, skills and income with Heroes to Hives
Veterans find healing and purpose through beekeeping, gaining skills, camaraderie, and income with the Heroes to Hives program.
Preparing sheep and goats for fall breeding
Learn management tips for breeding readiness in sheep and goats including nutrition, body condition, and reproductive exams.
New weather station benefits ag, aviation and public safety
Real-time weather updates help farmers, pilots and local responders make safer decisions in agriculture, aviation and public safety.
MU, MDA give online listings of hay for sale
Find hay for sale in Missouri with this searchable online directory from the Missouri Department of Agriculture.
'MUkraine' partners work to restore farmland through education and technology
Working with Ukrainian educators and farmers to restore contaminated farmland through soil testing, reclamation techniques, and remote training.
Halloween's little greenhouse of horrors
Explore eerie plants like brain cactus and corpse flower with creepy names, smells, and looks perfect for Halloween. Discover the twisted side of nature.
Missouri Good Neighbor Week Gains Momentum in 2023, Blows Past Goal
Missourians reported nearly 20,000 acts of neighboring in 2023, celebrating community connections during Good Neighbor Week.
Wanted: Missouri Digital Ambassadors
Volunteers are needed to help Missourians build digital skills, access broadband, and improve online confidence through local training sessions.
Archer tops Missouri 4-H Dairy Judging Contest
Molly Archer led the Missouri 4-H Dairy Judging Contest, excelling in Ayrshires, Guernseys, and Jerseys. Justice and Melzer followed in second and third.
Missouri 4-H dairy judging team competes at All-American
Missouri 4-H dairy judging team excelled at the All-American contest, earning top spots in oral reasons and breed classes.
Show-Me MO Success podcast: Platte County, MU Extension give Dorothy Day Cabin a new purpose
KANSAS CITY, Mo. –The Dorothy Day Cabin sits in the Green Hills of Platte Wildlife Preserve just a few minutes north of downtown Kansas City. Dorothy Day, an artist and conservationist, lived in the cabin until her death in 2011. Platte County spent $1 million to preserve the cabin and has looked for ways for the public to make use of it.
Missouri 4-H celebrates National 4-H Week
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Gov. Mike Parson designated Oct. 1-7, 2023, as National 4-H Week in Missouri. During the week and beyond there will be events and activities promoting the values and principles of 4-H. These include community service projects, celebrations and achievement days highlighting positive impacts 4-H has had on young people and their communities, said Lupita Fabregas, senior program director for the University of…
MTI celebrates 100th episode of ‘The Weekly Workplace’ podcast
Celebrate the 100th episode of The Weekly Workplace podcast with stories, insights, and highlights from its milestone livestream.
MU Extension receives swine biosecurity grant
A $179,933 grant funds research on improving biosecurity measures in swine operations, focusing on entry systems to reduce disease transmission risks.
