As the days of summer begin to fade, our focus shifts from barbecues and vacations to preparing for the cooler months ahead. An essential task for the fall is ensuring our lawns have what they need to be able to thrive until next summer. One key aspe …
As growers, we take a lot of pride in taking a seed, placing it into optimal soil and letting nature do the rest. Getting the most out of the land seems to be what we do best—which is why planting cover crops, if you raise livestock, may seem like th …
When to invest versus when to rent lawn equipment. When it comes to lawn care, there are three kinds of people: those who mow only when necessary, those who keep their yard tidy but aren’t picky about the grass species, and those who maintain me …
As tens of thousands of Missouri farmers head to the fields to plant spring crops, many are keeping a close eye on the weather outlook. With several years of drought depleting the soil’s moisture content, most are wondering how this year’s crop …
As farmers and ranchers across Missouri gear up for the upcoming year, one crucial aspect on their radar is the pricing of hay. Hay prices play a significant role in a farm’s operations, particularly for those involved in livestock production. At thi …
Winter is a great time to plan, prep and optimize your forage production. One strategy that Missouri cattle producers can leverage is the cultivation of early season forages. These forages offer a range of benefits, from providing nutritious feed for …
As we gear up for the holiday season, the team at Missouri Southern Seed would like to send a handful of gratitude your way. You have made this year more successful than tall fescue in a Missouri pasture – and that’s saying something! Because o …
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 …
