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Preserve It Fresh, Preserve It Safe: 2025, No. 5 (September/October)
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A newsletter for those who preserve food at home. This edition covers topics such as apple acidification and fermented foods.
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Increasing Drought Resilience Through Conservation Practices: Opportunities With Federal Conservation Programs
Revised
Help your farming operation become more drought resilient by learning about conservation programs and practices and the answers to frequently asked questions.
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Beekeeping Planning Budget
Revised
Use this enterprise budget to estimate costs and returns when beekeeping and producing honey in Missouri.
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Biology and Management of Dectes Stem Borer
Revised
This publication describes the biology and ecology of the Dectes stem borer, and scouting and management techniques.
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The Bagworm in Missouri
Reviewed
Bagworm is a native moth that can be a constant threat to evergreen and deciduous shrubs used for landscaping.
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Decreasing Generation Interval to Increase Genetic Progress
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To enhance genetic progress in cattle breeding, reducing the generation interval by using younger sires and dams can significantly accelerate genetic change.
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Culling the Commercial Cow Herd: BIF Fact Sheet
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Learn how to evaluate beef cow performance and make informed culling decisions to maintain a productive herd.
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The Mimosa Webworm in Missouri
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The mimosa webworm produces two generations a year in Missouri.
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Beef Production Glossary: BIF Fact Sheet
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This glossary lists terms and phrases beef producers should be familiar with.
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House-Invading Crickets
Reviewed
Crickets can enter homes through gaps and cracks, causing damage to fabrics and becoming a nuisance.
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Basic Elements of a Timber Sale Contract
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Ensure your timber sale contract covers key terms, such as payment, liability, and logging practices, to protect both parties in the event of disputes.
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First Aid for Storm-Damaged Trees
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Learn how to assess and care for storm-damaged trees safely, avoid scams, and determine when to seek professional help.
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Missouri Farmland Values
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Find farmland values for Missouri and its counties from USDA since 1959. Learn methods of estimating historical county values for years not reported.
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Woody Biomass for Energy in Missouri
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Woody biomass, comprising roots, wood, bark, and leaves of trees and shrubs, offers a sustainable energy source.
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Tree Decline: What Is It?
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Tree decline results from environmental stressors like improper planting, overcrowding and pests, leading to reduced vigor and increased disease susceptibility.
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How to Buy and Sell Firewood
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One of the first questions a person buying firewood asks is “How much per cord? Visit our website to learn about How to Buy and Sell Firewood.
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Selecting and Maintaining a Chain Saw
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Learn how to choose and maintain a chain saw for various tasks, including trimming, cutting firewood, and land clearing, with safety and maintenance tips.
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Farmland Values for Midwestern States
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Find farmland value price trends in Missouri and other Midwestern states since 1912.
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Operating a Chain Saw Safely
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Learn essential safety practices for operating a chain saw, including proper gear, maintenance, and cutting techniques to prevent accidents.
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Considerations in Drying Hardwood Lumber
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Our publication provides points to remember when considering hardwood lumber drying. Visit our site to learn the Considerations in Drying Hardwood Lumber.
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Air-drying Hardwood Lumber
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Air-drying hardwood lumber enhances stability, reduces weight, and increases strength. Proper stacking and exposure are key for effective drying.
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Right Species, Right Place: Considerations Before You Order Tree Seedlings in Missouri
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Discover how to select and plant tree species suited to Missouri's diverse regions, ensuring successful growth and sustainability.
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Felling, Limbing and Bucking Trees
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Whether you are using a chain saw to cut firewood, trim trees or harvest timber, you will be performing three basic operations: felling, limbing and bucking.
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When More Is Less: How Excess Nutrients Can Cause Deficiencies in Crops
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Although nutrients are vital for plant development, applying too much of one can unintentionally trigger subtle, yet significant, deficiencies in others.
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How to Plant Forest Tree Seedlings
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Successful establishment of forest tree plantings requires planning; a commitment of time and resources; and proper planting, maintenance and protection.