Research Reports
Corn Nitrogen Response: Plus/Minus Strip Trials Summary: 2016-2023
Updated 2024 The 2022 report includes results from: • Foliar fungicide applications to soybean...
Managing Toxic Fescue
Updated 2024 Most Missouri fields are populated by Kentucky 31 tall fescue, a variety infected...
MU Strip Trials 2024
Updated 2024 This report includes results from: • Planting soybean into living (green) cover crops...
Legumes Provide Nitrogen to Pastures
Updated 2025 Fertilizer nitrogen is the most reliable way to maximize yields in grass pastures and...
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MU CRCL Nutrient Management and 4R Approach Cost-Share Program
Written by: Mitchell Rice Time is closing to apply for the MU CRCL Nutrient Management and 4R approach cost-share program. Applications should be completed by September 30th. The program is now open statewide, with priority given to the southeast region of the state...
P Removal : Grazing vs. Haying
Written by: Matthew Jenkins, MoFCB 4R Specialist & Inspector How does phosphorus removal by grazing compare to a field that is hayed instead? In the last blog, I showed an example where calves grazing a pasture could remove 10 lb/ac of P2O5. Assuming we have 3...
P Removal by Grazing
Written by: Matthew Jenkins, MoFCB 4R Specialist & Inspector Believe it or not, grazing management can have a large impact on soil fertility over time. If you’ve been to a Missouri Grazing School, you’ve probably seen the image below from the Dairy Grazing Manual....