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Agronomists from the University of Missouri are warning corn and soybean producers about two new diseases to be on the lookout for. Agronomist Rusty Lee, who is based out of the Montgomery …

The weather was quite volatile throughout the 2023 growing season but overall the harvest season has been pretty smooth. “That’s what we needed was some good sunny, dry days with a …

An international team of scientists is recruiting a surprising ally, the cow, to make a powerful dent in greenhouse gas emissions.

As fields see a flurry of harvest activity in October, wide variations in yields are telling the story of a year that saw a big range of weather conditions, including

University of Missouri Extension agronomist Rusty Lee will tell why grazing milo saves livestock producers money Oct. 6 at the MU Wurdack Extension and Education Center Producer Field Day. He will share his experiences with grazing milo for the past eight years.

Native warm-season grasses help feed livestock through drought

PALMYRA, Mo. — Dry conditions across much of Northeast Missouri had Shawn Kiefaber worried about the condition of his corn and soybean crops.

Once established, WSGs will produce a lot of tonnage for cattle and small ruminants.

As hay supplies dwindle, University of Missouri Extension agronomist Rusty Lee is showing forage producers how to use a simple, inexpensive treatment to stretch feed supplies during drought.

Ivy Smith, Devin McDaniel, and Rusty Lee took home medals after Day 1 at the Idaho state track and field championships