This study estimated the 10-year economic benefits that would result from expanding fixed broadband adoption in three Missouri counties.
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Displaying 2001 - 2100 of 5768This study estimated the 10-year economic benefits that would result from expanding fixed broadband adoption in three Missouri counties.
Explanation of the MU Extension district option (UED1113) - Network of Councils
Business management - Value-Added Dairy Opportunities - YouTube video on Exploring Grass-based Dairy
Agritourism can be a means to diversify and grow farm-based revenues. This research article identifies what factors lead to an area being a hot spot for agritourism.
Guide for 4-H project facilitators to help youth learn how to raise and show swine.
Dr. Sarah A. Low, associate professor of regional economics in our division, describes how U.S.
Zac Erwin, University of Missouri Extension livestock specialist, talks about how producers can extend their hay supply.
Fiscal and Accounting - Grants, The IRS has provided an advisory letter stipulating this status for both the University and councils.
The Climate, Forests and Woodlands eXtension Community of Practice (CoP) focuses on keeping forests sustainable on private and public lands, and providing information to private owners of forested land and the extension professionals who
MU Extension Specialist Jim Humphrey visits with listeners across the state about the importance of getting a flu shot and preparing your livestock operation for winter.
Missouri has the fourth largest number of counties of any state in the nation.
EDEN links Extension educators from across the U.S. and various disciplines, enabling them to use, share and produce resources to reduce the impact of disasters.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: A Professional Development Offering of the eXtension Foundation Impact Collaborative
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the first steps to flood recovery, published by Purdue University.
Part of a series of audio resources detailing the First Steps to Flood Recovery, published by Purdue University.
A helpful article that answers common health concern questions that arise after a flood has occurred.
The extension program initially concentrated on working with farmers and their families, which at the time accounted for the majority of the nation’s population, to improve their quality of life and standard of living.
Buy Extension branded apparel from our custom DSports store. Find your branded shirts, jackets, and accessories in a variety of different styles. Questions? Call DSports at 573-449-8018.
Whether you're filing for insurance, seeking assistance, or claiming a casualty tax deduction, you will need proof of your losses. This includes both before and after a disaster.
Grain bins exposed to floodwaters are likely to have sustained damage and some grain loss can be expected. It is, however, often possible to repair bins and salvage at least part of the grain.
A helpful article providing an overview of precautions to take when entering a flooded home.
The Prescribed Fire Community of Practice (CoP) is a clearinghouse for information on conducting controlled burns and the effects of fire on plants and wildlife.
A helpful resource covering frequently asked questions about lawns and gardens following a flood.
Whether you live on a farm or in town, there are certain actions you should take to protect yourself and others when you return after a flood.
Returning to a flooded site can be quite devastating. Flood damage to your home or office maybe quite extensive and overwhelming. What about your landscape and garden? Your first impulse may be to pull all the plants out and start over.
Disaster recovery can be as dangerous as the disaster itself, especially if no disaster preparedness plan was implemented.
The purpose of this document is to give an overview of those materials that can be salvaged and those that cannot and how to make some decisions.
Buildings exposed to floodwaters must be evaluated for the extent of the damage and the amount of cleanup and repairs necessary to restore them to a usable condition.
Identifying appropriate construction materials and understanding their characteristics may help you reduce flood and water damage to your home’s contents and structure.
Fiscal and Accounting - Guide for Extension Shared Credit & PSRS Approval Determinations
Communications and Marketing - Signatures and Logos,
Vector, JPG, and PNG versions of the Extension signatures.
A helpful article to get started on restoring a flooded home including safety measures and important first steps.
This guide is intended to help MU Extension faculty and staff answer questions volunteers raise regarding the annual MU Extension Volunteer Code of Conduct, required background screening and the requirements of being a mandated reporter.
A helpful article on how to be safe and aware of the many hazards involved with returning to a home that has experienced flooding.
Milk Prices and Marketing - Dairy Risk-Management Education: Factors That Affect U.S. Farm-Gate Milk Prices
Open burning is the burning of any materials in which air contaminants are emitted directly into the air without first passing through a stack or chimney.
This guide will walk you through the process of registering for the county fair via FairEntry.com with and without 4-H Online.
The uncertainty of spring weather and the increasing challenges of controlling marestail at planting are two reasons that fall herbicide applications can be beneficial.
Recent rains improved pastures and helped livestock producers get some more hay put up, but hay supplies are still short after a challenging year.
Part of the Department of Labor that provides regulations, forms, guidance, posters and forms for employers about the FMLA.
FNEP Family Nutrition Program Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2018
FNEP Family Nutrition Program Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2019
FNEP Family Nutrition Program Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2020
FNEP Family Nutrition Program Annual Report - Fiscal Year 2021
Barn orientation, air exchange and cooling systems are used to reduce bovine heat stress in freestall barns, from Kansas State University.
Importance of fan selection in reducing heat stress in dairy herds, from Kansas State University.
Frequently asked questions about county Extension endowments in Missouri.
Frequently asked questions about University of Missouri Endowments.
Answers about sales taxes from Missouri Department of Revenue
Frequently asked questions about 501c3s and County Extension Endowments.
A four-page guide on signs of farm and ranch stress, signs of chronic prolonged stress, signs of depression or suicidal intent, and a checklist on how to refer a person for help.
Use an assessment tool to generate a report describing the characteristics of your land or one of several other worksheets and tools at this site.
In this MU Extension Farm Management Minute segment, MU Extension specialist Joni Harper introduces the Skills for Psychological Recovery for Farm Stress program.
List of resources for everyone involved in the Farm to School process (from the Farm Aid Farm to School Rocks! program).
Missouri Farmers Market Report on the Missouri Department of Agriculture Market News website.
Shortage of cattle forage forces some Ozark herd owners to chop trees to feed leaves. That method was used in big droughts of the 1930s and 1950s.