Economies of scale will continue to push farming operations to get bigger over time. While big farms getting bigger is not likely to change, value added farming is a different matter. Another decline in net farm income is projected according to the Spring 2024 Missouri Farm Income Outlook released by the University of Missouri’s Rural and Farm Finance Policy Analysis Center (RaFF). Projections from the report suggest that declining market receipts and lower crop prices play a role in the estimated $0.8 billion decrease in net farm income says Scott Brown, interim director of the center.
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Humane Washing – Andrew DeCoriolis
Multi Farm CSA — Rachelle Gould
We Can Reduce Warming – Frank Mitloehner
Non GHG Ostrich -Alexander McCoy
Becoming Neutral – Marcus Lovell Smith
True Costs True Values – Matt Maier
Local Shrimp Farms – Steve Sutton
Sounds of Silent Spring – Elizabeth Hilborn, DVM
Dream, Success & Transition – John & Sukey Jamison
Ancient Grains, Now – Nate Blum
Creating Regenerative Supply Chains – Michael Dimock
Homestead Instead – Angela Ferraro-Fanning
Bio Miracles Underfoot-Pam Marrone
Smoke, Fire and Futures – Jaron Brandon
Create A World We Like – Caleb Wilkins
AI Plus NI, Off The Grid – Eddy Garcia
Engaging Communities – Leslie Lytle, DINA
Farm Mental Health – Caitlin Arnold Stefano
Supreme Court’s Food Decision – Dan Sumner, Gene Baur & Michael Olson
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