Survey seeks insights from Missouri sheep, goat producers
Producers across Missouri are invited to share operation size, costs, marketing and more via a survey to guide the future of the state’s small ruminant industry.
Dana Brown Haynes Memorial 4-H Scholarship
A new scholarship honors Dana Brown Haynes by supporting Evening Star 4-H Club youth in education and leadership.
MU releases payment plan decision tool for corn, soybean, wheat
Free tool helps farmers compare PLC and ARC-CO program payments for corn, soybean, and wheat in 2025.
Don't plant seeds you didn't order
Do not plant unsolicited seeds. They may carry pests, diseases, or invasive species. Report or safely return unknown seeds.
Keep the bedbugs at bay
Learn how to prevent and manage bedbug infestations with practical tips for detection, treatment, and long-term control strategies.
April is National Gardening Month
Gardening reduces food costs, boosts physical health, improves well-being and benefits the environment, while connecting people through learning and community.
Youths test equine knowledge at State 4-H Hippology Contest
Youth competed in the State 4-H Hippology Contest, showcasing equine knowledge in areas like anatomy and behavior.
MU Extension offers feed safety plan assistance
Help for Missouri firms to create and maintain FSMA-compliant feed safety plans and proper documentation.
Happy 70th birthday to Missouri's state tree
Celebrate 70 years of Missouri’s flowering dogwood, known for its stunning spring blooms and cultural history.
Soil tests key to fertilizing warm-season forages
TUSCUMBIA, Mo. – Soil testing and proper fertilization are key to productive warm-season forages in Missouri, says Rudra Baral, University of Missouri Extension field specialist in agronomy
MU Plant Diagnostic Clinic offers digital sample submission
Submit photos of plants showing symptoms to get a fast diagnosis. Save time and money by uploading digital samples for expert review and treatment suggestions.
Clematis, Queen of the Vines
Clematis vines offer vibrant blooms and support pollinators. Native and hybrid varieties thrive in Missouri gardens. Proper care ensures seasonal beauty.
Missouri youths lead the way at 4-H Day at the Capitol
Missouri 4-H members showcased leadership and civic engagement at the Capitol, meeting with lawmakers and advocating for youth development programs.
The 'soy of gardening' includes edamame
Learn how to grow and harvest edamame in your garden for fresh, nutritious, high-protein beans.
Easter lilies toxic to cats
Easter lilies and similar flowers are highly toxic to cats. Even small amounts can cause kidney failure. Keep these plants away from felines to ensure their safety.
MFA Volunteer Fire Grants help firefighters save lives, protect communities
Grants help Missouri volunteer fire departments buy equipment and training to save lives and protect communities.
New resources help small businesses leverage social media
Free downloadable guides help small business owners build strategy, create content, choose platforms and drive results through social media.
Economics of drone ownership for agricultural spraying
Explore cost analysis of owning drones for agricultural spraying to determine if buying or hiring is more cost-effective.
MU Extension, Extension Foundation launch national group to support veterans
Launch of a new national subgroup to support professionals serving veterans through shared resources, collaboration, and innovative programming.
MU Extension guide looks at corn leafhopper
Corn leafhopper, an invasive pest in Missouri since 2024, spreads corn stunt disease, causing yield loss. Scouting and early management are crucial.
4-H Clover Clays Charity Shoot raises $19K for youth programs
COLUMBIA, Mo. – The third annual Missouri 4-H Clover Clays Charity Shoot raised more than $19,000 to support the Missouri 4-H Foundation. The March 16 event at the Prairie Grove Shooting Sports Complex in Columbia drew teams and sponsors from across the state for a day of competition, camaraderie and philanthropy.
Child care gaps cost Missouri $869 million annually, MU Extension research finds
Child care shortages cost Missouri $869 million annually, straining businesses, tax revenue, and families while limiting workforce growth.
Plan for drought by choosing the right forage plan
Choose drought-resilient forages and legumes to maintain productive pastures and reduce feed costs during dry summers.
Early control needed for poison hemlock
Control poison hemlock early using herbicides or mowing to protect livestock from its toxic effects.
Expert tips to tackle cyberbullying and protect yourself online
Learn expert tips to prevent, respond to, and stay safe from cyberbullying online.