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Making sense of smart agriculture: Why trusted guidance matters

For Missouri farmers navigating the challenges and opportunities of rapid technological change, MU Extension offers unbiased, research-based guidance to help producers cut through the noise and make smart, practical decisions.

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Preparing Missouri’s workforce for a changing economy

From AI anxiety to new opportunities, Missouri’s workforce is in transition. Discover how MU Extension helps workers and employers build the skills to thrive in a fast‑moving economy.

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New year, new job? Here's how to stand out with your search

Stand out in your job search by assessing transferable skills, addressing resume gaps, tailoring applications, and leveraging personal networks.

U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer addresses a gathering of St. Charles-area manufacturers Feb. 25 in St. Peters at an event organized by the Partnership to Enhance Innovation, Resilience and Agility in Missouri’s Manufacturers.

Strengthening Missouri manufacturing

ST. PETERS, Mo. – Manufacturing is a key segment of Missouri’s economy, representing 12%, or nearly $40 billion, of Missouri’s gross state product.  But Missouri manufacturers struggled during the pandemic and continue to face pressing challenges, such as worker shortages, inflation and supply chain disruptions, said U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer at a Feb. 25 gathering of St. Charles-area manufacturers.