Another invasive species has been identified in Missouri. They have been seen in other states killing trees and crop plants. These pests have become a nuisance since being spotted in the U.S. in 2014 and have since spread to other states. Sarah Phipps, the State...
Black Vultures are posing an issue for livestock producers. While turkey vultures will only consume dead animals, black vultures are known to prey on young livestock if given the opportunity. USDA Assistant Director of Wildlife Services in Missouri and Iowa, David...
Agriculture is not only the largest industry in Missouri; it is arguably one of the most important. A significant grant from a federal agency looks to help the state invest further in its cover crops. Anthony Morabith discusses this with Rob Meyers at the MU Center...
While the governor says the Missouri State Fair will take place in August in west-central Missouri’s Sedalia, he says it will look different than previous years because of COVID-19 concerns. Governor Mike Parson (R) made the announcement during a statehouse...
Missouri’s governor has announced that the State Capitol in Jefferson City and state office buildings across the state are closed to the general public effective Tuesday morning, to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. Governor Mike Parson made the...
