Warm and inconsistent weather patterns are leading to increased pest pressure for farmers in the Midwest.

While every growing season has its own variety, over a century of weather data helps portray what an average growing season looks like in diff…

Native warm-season grasses can benefit pastures, especially during the hot summer months. University of Missouri Extension Agronomist Valerie …

Mother Nature is imposing changing and challenging Midwest conditions this growing season.

When most people think of crops in the Midwest they think of the common offerings — corn, soybeans and wheat.