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06/11/2026

Those perfectly shaped boxwoods may look like they need a fall trim, but pruning now could do more harm than good.

Learn one of the most common mistakes homeowners make with boxwoods before winter and a few simple steps that can help protect these landscape favorites through the colder months.

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A new Missouri Economy Indicators: Warehousing and Storage Employment brief shows Missouri's warehousing and storage sec...
05/11/2026

A new Missouri Economy Indicators: Warehousing and Storage Employment brief shows Missouri's warehousing and storage sector grew 29% from 2020 to 2025, reaching more than 27,300 jobs across 523 businesses. Growth was led by large general warehousing facilities, while employment in specialized storage more than doubled over the same period.

Warehousing jobs are concentrated along Missouri's major logistics corridors. St. Charles County leads the state with about 5,800 jobs, followed by Cass County (3,300) and Greene County (2,900). In rural Missouri, Phelps County and Randolph County have the highest concentrations of warehousing employment relative to their local economies, highlighting the sector's importance across both urban and nonmetro communities.

As demand for freight movement and storage continues to grow, investments in warehousing, cold storage and transportation infrastructure could help Missouri businesses reach new markets, strengthen supply chains and support economic growth statewide.

04/11/2026

From rewriting club bylaws as a teenager to leading a 4-H summer camp at age 19 and building a career in law, Missouri 4-H alum Allen Garner says some of the most valuable lessons he learned weren't tied to a single project. They were the leadership, problem-solving and people skills that stayed with him for life.

In this reel, Allen shares how 4-H helped shape his future and why he believes the program continues to make a difference for young people today.

Are you or someone you know interested in becoming a nomineefor the University of Missouri Extension Council of Greene C...
03/11/2026

Are you or someone you know interested in becoming a nominee
for the University of Missouri Extension Council of Greene County? We need people who are in tune locally, have their community’s best interests at heart and are willing to open the doors of
opportunity for Greene County residents through University of Missouri Extension. Council members are elected to two-year terms. Candidates must be at least 18 years old and reside in the
district they represent. To be considered as a nominee, one must complete a nomination form. Please call the local Greene County MU Extension at 417-881-8909 or drop by to request a copy. All forms must be received by December 1, 2026.

03/11/2026

Still harvesting tomatoes, peppers or other garden favorites? You're not alone.

Most Missouri counties haven't seen their first frost yet, which is unusual for this time of year. When colder nights are in the forecast, a frost cloth can provide a layer of protection and help you squeeze a little more time out of your garden.

What's still growing in your garden?

With early corn harvest and recent moisture, many producers are seeing volunteer corn emerge in harvested fields and won...
02/11/2026

With early corn harvest and recent moisture, many producers are seeing volunteer corn emerge in harvested fields and wondering whether it can be safely grazed.

Volunteer corn and corn residue can provide an inexpensive source of forage and help stretch hay supplies, but nitrate accumulation may be a concern, especially following drought, excess nitrogen application or cold weather. The safest way to know if forage is safe is to have it tested before grazing.

Learn how nitrates develop and how to collect a sample for testing: https://brnw.ch/21x6Q5m

Updated Ag Planning Budgets Are Now AvailableMaking decisions for the year ahead starts with having reliable numbers. Th...
30/10/2026

Updated Ag Planning Budgets Are Now Available

Making decisions for the year ahead starts with having reliable numbers. The updated agricultural planning budgets provide estimated costs and returns to help producers evaluate production practices, compare enterprise options and develop sound financial plans.

These budgets help livestock and crop producers:
• Estimate production costs and expected returns
• Compare management and enterprise alternatives
• Support financing and lending discussions
• Evaluate expansion opportunities and input decisions
• Build more informed plans for the upcoming production season

A wide range of budgets are available covering grain crops, forage systems, beef cattle, dairy, sheep and more!

Find the resources that fit your operation:
https://brnw.ch/21x6ME7

It’s been a stressful year for many, and as the holidays approach, taking care of yourself is more important than ever. ...
29/10/2026

It’s been a stressful year for many, and as the holidays approach, taking care of yourself is more important than ever.

Join Thriving Through the Holidays, a three-part webinar series focused on building resilience, managing stress and prioritizing self-care during the holiday season. You'll gain practical strategies to support your emotional, physical, financial, occupational, social, and spiritual wellness so you can truly thrive throughout the season.

• Fridays, Nov. 6 – 20 | 11 a.m. – noon
• Online via Zoom

Give yourself the gift of well-being this holiday season!

Register today: https://brnw.ch/21x6LiZ

28/10/2026

Not all apples are the same, and choosing the right variety can make all the difference.

Watch this video to learn which apples are best for fresh eating, baking, pies, applesauce, salads and freezing. You'll also discover how to select high-quality apples, spot signs of under- or over-ripeness and store apples properly to keep them crisp and flavorful.

Plus, learn about the nutritional benefits of apples, including fiber and antioxidants, and why leaving the peel on can help you get the most nutrition from every bite.

Whether you're planning fall baking, packing healthy snacks or bringing home a fresh haul from the orchard, these practical tips will help you make the most of apple season. Watch now.

27/10/2026

Plant garlic this fall for a flavorful harvest next summer.

Garlic is one of the easiest crops to grow at home. Plant individual cloves in autumn, let them overwinter and enjoy fresh, homegrown garlic the following summer. Whether you're just getting started with gardening or have years of experience, garlic is a low-maintenance crop that delivers big rewards in the kitchen.

Watch the video for a step-by-step demonstration on how to plant garlic and set yourself up for a successful harvest.

Learn more: https://brnw.ch/21x6HWy

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