Editorial Content of MidAmerica Farmer Grower
AUGUST 19 - ISSUE 33
Dietary Guidelines Over The Years- Many Changes But Still No Mention Of Chocolate
DR. DARYLL E. RAY: Agricultural Economist, University of Tennessee & DR. HARDWOOD D. SCHAEFER: Research Assistant Professor at APAC, University of Tennessee
Are U.S. Growers Losing Their Competitive Edge Because Of Regulatory Hurdles
SARA WYANT: Editor of Agri-Pulse, a weekly e-newsletter covering farm and rural policy
State Law On Bull Testing Goes Into Effect Sept. 1
NOVELTY, MO.
No Room To Increase Corn Consumption
DR. DARREL GOOD: Extension Economist, University of Illinois
Hog Slaughter Rises 4.1 Percent From Last Week
GLENN GRIMES AND RON PLAIN: Agricultural Economists, University of Missouri
Judd Hill Cotton Field Day To Showcase Research, New Technology
KEISER, AR.
Time To Analyze Stored Forages
DR. TERESA L. STECKLER: Extension Specialist, Animal Systems/Beef, University of Illinois
Corn Harvest Expectations Downgraded
COLUMBIA, MO.
Consider Weaning Calves Born In Late Winter And Early Spring
DR. JAMES B. NEEL: Professor of Animal Science and Extension Beef Cattle Specialist, University of Tennessee
Feed Usage Of Corn Is Down 2 Percent
GLENN GRIMES AND RON PLAIN: Agricultural Economists, University of Missouri
Interactive Farm Fiction
STEVE SUTHER: Director of Industry Information/Certified Angus Beef LLC., Wooster, Ohio
Global Bioterrorism Threat Analyzed For World Animal Health Office
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS
Conference Features Latest Research On Toxic Fescue Management
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
Drought Surviving Parasites Will Make Fall Deworming Of Cattle Critical
STOCKTON, MO.
MU Specialist Says Heat Stress May Cut Calf Crop Next Spring
NOVELTY, MO.
Drought Forces Some Producers To Ask, Sell Calves Early Or Keep Them
MT. VERNON, MO.
Eastern Missouri Livestock Auction
AUGUST 12, 2011 • Bowling Green, Mo.
Fruitland Livestock Market
AUGUST 9, 2011 • Fruitland, Mo.
Patton Junction Livestock Auction
AUGUST 8, 2011 • Patton, Mo.

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