A volunteer-led Stream Team is using kits to test their local waterways quarterly for phosphorus, ammonia and nitrogen, and survey for small aquatic species, such as clams, snails and insect larvae.

Brian Pomerenke grows organic soybeans and corn to meet rising consumer demand for chemical-free food in Missouri.

Managing alpha-gal syndrome can be hard for anyone, but for farmers who are in close contact with mammals — the allergy can ...

Anyone who farms in Missouri knows that timing is everything. Whether it’s planting before the weather turns, getting grain to market at the right moment or making sure fertilizer arrives when it's ...

Americans have a right to bear arms. They have a right to free speech. But a right to farm? Missouri voters and interest groups are locked in a battle over that very question, as some farmers say they ...

The 2022 agricultural census provides valuable context for the continuing farm bill debate. One key finding is that the share of agricultural production that occurs on the largest farms continues to ...

One of the most important things to do in a show like this is to get out of Springfield and focus on the wider area of what we know now as the Ozarks and Southwest Missouri, and really focus on the ...

Farmers like Alfred Brandt of Brandt Dairy Farms in Linn, MO have seen the decrease in dairy farms over the years. Brandt's family has owned their dairy farm since 1997 and he is the 6th generation ...

WASHINGTON, July 30, 2014 – Following in the footsteps of North Dakota’s successful ballot initiative, the latest state effort to protect a farmer’s “right to farm” is headed for a vote on Aug. 5 in ...

Many Missouri farmers own guns. Yet the right to bear arms is more valued than the right to farm, based on Missouri's recent election results. Voters this past week approved a constitutional amendment ...

Missouri Farm Bureau is partnering with Rezilient Health to open a clinic in Jefferson City. Rezilient Health's Cloud Clinic ...