A northwest Missouri man has nailed the Missouri State Fair’s “largest pumpkin contest” on the first try. Alisa Nelson talks to Colt Ridge, of Grant City, to discover his big secret to success.
Missouri’s state fair queen says she wants to be the voice for agriculture and build the bridge between the people going to the fair for the first time and those who have gone for 50 years. Alisa Nelson talks to 19-year-old Claire Walker, of northwest Missouri’s...
Agriculture plays a huge part in Missouri’s economy and MU Extension has always been tied to the industry. Rob Kallenbach, director of MU Extension’s Agriculture and Environment, joins Show Me Today to discuss how MU is working with Missourians to adapt to the...
A groundbreaking ceremony will be held on Thursday for a new Multi-Agency State Laboratory Campus in Jefferson City at 2:00 p.m. The planned multi-story 250,000 square-foot state laboratory campus will be home to several state agencies in hopes of providing one...
Black vultures in Missouri are expanding and are causing issues for Missouri’s farmers and ranchers. They are known to gang up on prey on newborn livestock, but they are federally protected under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act of 1918. Travis Guerrant, the USDA APHIS...
