Winter is prime time for planting cereal cover crops like rye and barley. But to achieve the highest level of success, it’s important to note the proper seeding rates and planting tips of each crop to help them get the best start possible. Cereal Wint …
In the world of ag retail, customer service isn’t just about transactions…it’s about building lasting connections with your customers. While many talk about quality and pricing, let’s look into the unspoken aspects of being a dealer …
Sustaining Missouri’s Wildlife Habitat Missouri’s rugged terrains and sprawling grasslands provide the perfect natural habitat for wild game and a haven for the passionate hunter. Preserving the natural beauty of these landscapes is a duty we ho …
Financial planning when considering a high cattle market and high production costs At Missouri Southern Seed, we consider ourselves a partner to producers across the state. We’re your local experts for determining the best forages and grasses for your …
Protein vs. Energy / Testing Nutrient Levels No one likes to feed hay. But winter months often dictate that you feed a round bale or two to keep your herd satisfied. Because hay quality can vary, making the investment to have your hay tested can ensur …
Winter forages are a great way to get the most productivity of your land. Mostly used as a cover crop option after corn or soybeans, winter forages can supply the nutrients and organic matter back into your soil and/or supply your livestock with exte …
Good livestock producers are great grass managers first. And fall is an ideal time to increase the production of cool-season pastures on your farm. Traditional means would have you applying commercial fertilizer to support the soil’s N, P and K needs …
If you have nagging weeds in your pasture, fall is a great time to knock them out and get them under control. During winter, a weed’s root system is transferring sugars to prepare for growth in the spring—stockpiling the nutrients it will need in the …
