agriculture

Agriculture isn’t Missouri’s biggest-earning economic sector — but its importance to state history and culture is profound. In southwest Missouri, the Greene County Commissioners Ag Tour celebrates farming each fall.

District 158 Representative Scott Cupps helps write the state budget. He didn’t appear in Boone County Court on Monday for a civil lawsuit hearing.

The conference next Monday and Tuesday will feature local, regional and national speakers sharing practices and experiences.

Linda Wulff-Risner's farm is just south of West Plains.

The project, supported by Missouri's agriculture industry, is bringing its ten-week program to 150 schools across 64 counties in the State this fall.

A grant from the State helped fund research to support the industry.

In this segment of KSMU’s Sense of Community Series Entrepreneurship in the Rural Ozarks, hear how area ranchers make ends meet in the cattle business and about the unique role the Missouri and the Ozarks play in the national cattle industry.

A Missouri State University professor of agriculture has received a fellowship in Kenya, where he will work with other professors teaching courses that…

Ancient farmers, through trial and error, determined the best fit between a crop, the soil and weather conditions. They had plenty of land to choose from…