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Selecting the right equipment is crucial to the success of a hydropower system. Learn about impulse and reaction turbines, the two main types used for micro-hydro systems, in this guide.
A micro-hydroelectric system for your home, farm or ranch can reduce your use of utility-provided electricity. Learn about the water and power needs of a micro-hydro system in this guide.
Any new micro-hydropower facility in Missouri is subject to regulatory approval concerning surface water use and diversions. Learn about the steps for licensing one in this guide.
Missourians are fortunate to possess two important pieces of a viable hydropower resource: water and elevation. Learn about these two important characteristics of hydropower in this guide.
Micro-hydro involves a range of system sizes and can be used with a grid-connected or off-grid, battery-based system. Learn about micro-hydro systems designed to offset energy consumption in a home, farm or ranch in this guide.
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Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Editor’s noteThe following abstract describes a publication that is only available as a downloadable PDF.Developed by Montana State University Extension and the University of WyomingAdapted with permission
Answer these questions to see if a solar electric system will work for you. Learn the importance of roof angle, condition, orientation, size and sun exposure.
Follow these energy conservation tips to reduce your energy use so you can install a smaller, more efficient and affordable renewable energy system.
Learn about the costs of a solar electric system, how to estimate cost savings and simple payback for a net-metered photovoltaic (PV) system, and more.
Use this electricity-use worksheet to estimate your energy use and help you determine what size solar electric system would meet your energy needs.
Thinking about installing a solar electric system? Read this guide to learn what to consider — from checking local building codes to comparing bids — when selecting a solar electric system and installer.
Discover photovoltaic technology. Dispel some myths about the cost of a photovoltaic system. Learn about energy payback, PV technology and solar cells.
Solar electric systems are low maintenance but need some attention to maximize performance. Learn various ways to monitor solar electric system performance.
Learn about parts of a solar electric system, including batteries, charge controllers, crystalline silicon, inverters, meters and photovoltaic materials.
Learn about the four most common solar electric system options: grid-connected systems with or without batteries, off-grid systems and PV-direct systems.
Determine the correct size for your solar electric photovoltaic (PV) system, and view solar radiation data for flat-plate collectors and panels.
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COLUMBIA, Mo. –Gardeners eager to plant their first annuals and vegetables should be wary of a last spring frost.“I tell people, if you plant early, plant only what you don’t mind losing,” said Mary Kroening, University of Missouri Extension horticulturist.
An article that provides descriptions of the common ear and kernel rots afflicting corn.
Lynn Blinn PikeHuman Development and Family Studies Extension
JACKSON, Mo. – The warmer weather has prompted alfalfa weevil larvae to start feeding early, which means growers should be scouting the crop.
Anthony Ohmes, University of Missouri Extension agronomy field specialist, says now through April is the time to walk alfalfa fields to look for larvae…
The Early Childhood Hub, a dedicated space curated by our MU Extension team, aims to empower and support adults who shape the early years of a child's life, which includes families, teachers and child care providers. The goal of this platform is to equip you with valuable information and resources…
COLUMBIA, Mo. – No other vegetable is as closely associated with a month of the year as is garden pea, and few things match the gastronomic appeal of fresh peas from the garden.
A budgeting tool to estimate economic costs and returns of a 50 doe, winter kidding flock (December and January) with kids marketed between 50 to 60 pounds in April.
A budgeting tool to estimate economic costs and returns of a 50 ewe, winter lambing flock (December/January) with lambs marketed between 60 to 70 pounds in April/May.
STOCKTON, Mo. – “Early wean calves to reduce cow herd nutrient needs to match drought-limited feed resources,” says Patrick Davis, University of Missouri Extension livestock field specialist. In addition, early weaning can improve calf performance because calves are put on a more nutritious diet…
Charles D. Fulhage and Donald L. PfostDepartment of Agricultural Engineering
Charles D. Fulhage and Donald L. PfostDepartment of Agricultural EngineeringDavid RastorferNatural Resources Conservation Service
Eastern Gamagrass is a highly productive grass and is a high-quality forage crop. Visit our website today to learn more.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Beef-cow herd owners will learn new ways to raise better calves at three University of Missouri meetings in March. The sessions lead producers from proven breeding to new uses of DNA.MU Extension animal scientists David Patterson and Jared Decker will lead the ReproGene Meetings.
BLUE SPRINGS, Mo. – Parents might complain about getting kids to eat their vegetables, but even adults often find getting their recommended daily amount of fruits and vegetables a challenge.
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To order a printed copy of the Eat Smart, Play Hard Concession Stand Toolkit, contact Jollyn Tyryfter.
A nutrition and gardening program for fourth- and fifth-grade students
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This flier is for promoting the Eating From the Garden program.
This handout provides tips on stretching your food dollars and discusses unit pricing, getting the most out of the food you buy, and other ways to save money on your food budget.
This poster provides tips on stretching your food dollars and discusses unit pricing, getting the most out of the food you buy, and other ways to save money on your food budget.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
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This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
This handout is part of the Eating Smart, Being Active curriculum.
Mourning doves are among the most popular migratory game birds in Missouri. Doves’ quick flight, erratic movements and edible meat make them a popular species among hunters and wildlife enthusiasts in Missouri, where the annual harvest of mourning doves is greater than that of other game bird…
The white-tailed deer is one of Missouri’s most valuable wildlife. Visit our site to learn about the Ecology and Management of White-Tailed Deer in Missouri.
A brochure that describes a graduate-level, multidisciplinary course that takes participants into diverse grazing lands ecosystems across several states.
Robert A. Pierce IIExtension Fish and Wildlife SpecialistElsa GallagherUpland Wildlife CoordinatorFormerly with Missouri Department of Conservation
This study estimated the 10-year economic benefits that would result from expanding fixed broadband adoption in three Northwest Missouri counties.
This study estimated the 10-year economic benefits that would result from expanding fixed broadband adoption in three Missouri counties.
See the steps and examples you can follow to develop enterprise budgets, create a cashflow plan and estimate economic indicators for agroforestry practices.
Manure can be a valuable resource in a crop production system. Most of the beef manure produced in Missouri is dropped on pastures. The purpose of this guide is to compare the economics of three systems for collecting, storing, and transporting beef manure from confined feeding operations and…
A report that covers the contribution of both Missouri’s animal production (beef, dairy, poultry/eggs, etc.) and processing industries.
Background on Missouri's corn farming and ethanol industries, which together contribute billions to Missouri's economy.
Economic Contribution of the Missouri Dairy Product Manufacturing Industry, Prepared for the Missouri Dairy Products Association
This study documents the Missouri specialty crop industry’s total economic contribution to the state and its counties.
The Economic Development Administration (EDA) is a U.S. Department of Commerce program EDA's goal is to ensure that opportunities for economic development and entrepreneurism are available everywhere in the United States.
Lists the economic effects of the construction and operation of a 600-sow farrow to finish swine enterprise.
The opiod crisis raises many concerns for the labor force. Learn about the direct employment impacts of opioid-related losses in labor force participation in several key industry sectors in Missouri and how they affect the broader economy in this report.
Impact study, conducted by MU Extension's Commercial Agriculture Program, estimates that management-intensive grazing has raised the economic output of Missouri’s beef industry by more than $125 million annually, supporting more than 2,000 jobs.
A report examining the value that would be created if more feeder pigs were retained and finished in Missouri.
The Economic Policy Institute (EPI) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan think tank created in 1986 to include the needs of low- and middle-income workers in economic policy discussions.
A digester is a major capital investment and calls for a careful engineering and economic analysis of the particular situation. Learn about applications, carbon credits, installation challenges and more in this article.
Heat stress effects on milk production, estimates of the economic losses, implications of heat stress on reproductive management, from eXtension.org.
This presentation takes a look at the economic impact of various split-pond systems, including major cost effects, types of systems, investment costs, yields and FCR, risks and more.