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MU Extension livestock specialist Brenda Schreck

MU Extension offers feed safety plan assistance

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Hay

Three steps to prepare for winter feeding of livestock

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Striped blister beetle.

Blister beetles reported in high numbers

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MU Extension specialists are seeing signs of ergot in Missouri grasses. Ergot bodies look like mouse droppings, as seen in this 2013 file photo. The toxic fungus infects grasses and cereal crops and can cause severe illness and death in livestock. Photo b

Be on lookout for ergot

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Meet the experts

Heather Conrow, FIELD SPECIALIST IN LIVESTOCK
Heather Conrow

Statewide poultry specialist; Field Specialist in Livestock

Shawn Deering, FIELD SPECIALIST IN LIVESTOCK
Shawn Deering

Field Specialist in Livestock

Kendra Graham
Kendra Graham

Extension Engagement Specialist

James Humphrey, FIELD SPECIALIST IN LIVESTOCK
James Humphrey

Field Specialist in Livestock

Katie Neuner, FIELD SPECIALIST IN AGRICULTURAL BUSINESS
Katie Neuner

Field Specialist in Agricultural Business

Amie Schleicher, FIELD SPECIALIST IN LIVESTOCK
Amie Schleicher

Field Specialist in Livestock

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