Fresh tomatoes. (Adobe Stock │ #136361599 - karepa)

Making pizza in the garden

  • By Linda Geist │ University of Missouri Extension
Young woman farmer looking after cows at cowshed. (Adobe Stock │ #488531411 - Petro)

Women in livestock: Smarter marketing with AI

Hay bale in a field (Photo courtesy MU College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources.)

Produce high-quality hay to reduce cattle supplementation

(Journal stock photo by Jennifer Carrico.)

Cattle farmers: Is it time for a budget checkup?

True armyworm. (Greg Luce, MU Extension)

Pest alerts for black cutworm, true armyworm

Organically cultivated various vegetables in the vegetable garden. (Adobe Stock │ #284921579 - beerfan)

Harvest all season long with succession sowing

Farmer at market hands purchase to customer over colorful blend of organic produce (Photo: iStock │ #1479535214 - Donte Tatum)

Learn to sell at farmers markets in March

Use technology to decide where to invest your input dollars in 2025, says University of Missouri Extension agronomist Wayne Flanary. Focus on parts of your acreage that will likely benefit. Diagram courtesy of Charles Ellis.

10 ways to manage high input costs in 2025