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Methods for Counting Quail on Your Property
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This guide describes methods for estimating quail populations on a property and techniques for monitoring population fluctuations over time.
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Assessing Wildlife Habitats and Natural Resources in Neighborhoods and Urban Environments: A Planning Guide for Wildlife Habitats in Urban Areas
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Use this assessment tool to get information on the wildlife and vegetation in an area to develop a plan to protect, or establish, and manage native vegetation.
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Enhancing White-Tailed Deer Habitats on Your Property: Food Plots
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Landowners who are managing their land for white-tailed deer may consider planting food plots to provide a supplemental food source.
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Managing Oaks for Acorn Production to Benefit Wildlife in Missouri
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Learn techniques to manage oak woodlands for increased acorn production, enhancing food sources and habitats for Missouri wildlife such as deer and turkeys.
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Using Native Warm-Season Grass, Forb and Legume Mixtures for Biomass, Livestock Forage and Wildlife Benefits: A Case Study
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Explore a case study on using native warm-season grass, forb, and legume mixtures for biomass, livestock forage, and wildlife benefits in Missouri.
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Hunting Doves on Agricultural Lands in Missouri
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Learn about baiting regulations and the differences between baiting and what constitutes a normal agricultural operation in Missouri.
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Establishing and Managing Early Successional Habitats for Wildlife on Agricultural Lands
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Learn to enhance wildlife habitats on farms with practical strategies for quail, grassland birds, and rabbits, integrating conservation with crop management.
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Preventing and Controlling Damage Caused by Cottontail Rabbits
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Learn how to manage cottontail rabbits, one of the most common game animals in Missouri.
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Controlling Deer Damage in Missouri
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Learn effective strategies for managing deer damage in Missouri, including population control, repellents, and fencing. Protect crops, landscapes, and safety.
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Biology and Management of the American Woodcock in Missouri
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This guide provides information on woodcock biology, their life cycle and habitat needs so landowners can improve habitats for woodcock on their property.
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Controlling Nuisance Weasels in Missouri
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Weasels, though rarely seen, can threaten poultry. This guide offers identification tips and control methods to mitigate potential damage.
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Field Borders for Agronomic, Economic and Wildlife Benefits
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Learn how to make and maintain field borders to reduce soil erosion, protect soil and water quality and provide wildlife and pollinator habitat.
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Attracting Purple Martins to Your Property
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Purple martins are beneficial birds to have around because they eat insects. Learn how to manage nest boxes to attract purple martins to your property.
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Biology and Management of Wood Ducks in Missouri
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Wood ducks are one of Missouri's most beautiful water birds. Thanks to conservation efforts, the wood duck population has rebounded.
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Nest Boxes for Wildlife
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Suitable cover is often limited on a farm or in a residential area. Providing nest boxes can make these environments more habitable for wildlife.
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Attracting Bluebirds to Your Property
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Discover how to attract bluebirds by building and placing nest boxes in suitable habitats.
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Controlling Nuisance Chipmunks
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Learn how to identify, prevent, and manage chipmunk damage in gardens and structures using exclusion and trapping techniques.
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Attracting Barn Owls to Your Property
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Learn how to create, place and maintain nesting boxes to attract barn owls to your property. They are desirable for controlling nuisance rodent populations.
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Establishing Fruit and Nut-Bearing Trees and Shrubs for Wildlife Habitat in Missouri
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Learn how to successfully establish and manage trees and shrubs for wildlife benefits. This guide includes a table of fruit-bearing trees and shrubs recommended for planting in Missouri to attract specific types of wildlife.
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Improving Habitats for Wildlife in Your Backyard and Neighborhood
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Increasing plant diversity, especially with native plants, enhances the potential for attracting more wildlife species to your property. Create habitat that provides their basic needs: food, cover, water and space. Learn how in this MU Extension guide.
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Federal Aviation Administration and Missouri State Drone Laws and Regulations
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Learn about federal laws for drone registration, operation and certification.
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Weather-Related Sales of Livestock
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Find out whether federal tax law allows farms to defer income earned after selling animals because of drought, flood or related weather conditions.
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Managing Ponds and Lakes for Aquaculture and Fisheries in Missouri: Pond Management Calendar
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Managing a pond or lake for sport fishing takes time, resources and a year-round commitment. Timing is crucial to many pond and lake management practices.
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Can-Do Recipes: Missouri Mix
New from $1 to $20
Easy-to-prepare recipes using Missouri Mix with additional cooking and preparation tips, measurement conversions, safety measures and cooking terms.
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Managing Thatch in Home Lawns
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Thatch is a layer of living and dead roots, crowns and lower shoots that often develops in lawns. It can weaken and destroy a lawn if not prevented or removed.