Valentine’s Day isn’t just for couples this year — it’s also a chance to show a little affection for Missouri’s birds. The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) will host a local Great Backyard ...

The pressures facing farmers are real and growing. Soil erosion and declining soil health threaten long-term productivity, while water quality concerns and variable weather create added risk. Drought ...

The committee also held a hearing on a bill that would impose new regulations and taxes on large-scale development.

While in his last year in the Missouri House, Fitzwater said a large industrial solar project was being proposed in Callaway ...

President Trump signed the bill ending the partial government shutdown on Tuesday afternoon, hours after it narrowly passed the House. The measure funds an array of agencies for the rest of the fiscal ...

Director of Agriculture Chris Chinn announced that 17 youth groups from across Missouri were awarded grants from the Missouri Department of Agriculture’s 2026 Building Our American Communities grant ...

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A new data analysis from Trace One looks beyond the monthly spike to identify which grocery store items have seen the ...

New Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) rules go into effect Feb. 1. The requirements involve changes to work ...

Farm income is projected to stagnate through 2030, with federal aid and trade uncertainty shaping the future for U.S. farmers and ranchers, according to University of Missouri economist Pat Westhoff.

Cattle theft is a major concern of livestock owners at all times but especially now at a time when the price of cattle is at an all-time high. Stewarding cattle is not only a ...

Kirk Winemiller, Ph.D., University Distinguished Professor, Regents Professor in the Texas A&M Department of Ecology and Conservation Biology, will retire Jan. 31 ...