The feed crew program at the Darr College of Agriculture isn’t just about feeding horses — it’s about learning responsibility, budgeting and the heart of animal care, one morning at a time. For Missouri State University students, the program offers a unique opportunity to put their agricultural knowledge into practice and turn responsibilities into readiness for their … [Read more...] about Behind the scenes with Missouri State’s feed crew
Transferring to a new university is a significant life transition, filled with both excitement and uncertainty. For Missouri State University sophomore Braxton Bishop, this decision was inspired by his passion for equine science. “I was drawn to join Missouri State because of its Equestrian Team,” said Bishop. “I’ve always wanted to be a part of a successful equine … [Read more...] about Transferring to the Bears Den
As fourth-generation farmers, Taylor and Nathan Isakson manage their family’s Angus farm near Lawrenceburg, Missouri, alongside their daughter Korbett Paige. The family's generational farm, Isakson Cattle Company, stands as a testament to their dedication to heritage and innovation. Established on land originally owned by Nathan’s great-grandfather, the Isaksons are deeply … [Read more...] about The Isaksons’ mission to redefine modern farming
The William H. Darr College of Agriculture at Missouri State University is making a bold investment in the future of agriculture education by welcoming two accomplished professionals to the School of Hospitality and Agricultural Leadership. This fall, Dr. Kendrick Spencer and Jon Wilson bring a dynamic blend of research expertise and classroom leadership to the program, … [Read more...] about Doubling down on agriculture education
Are you ready for a sheep-over? Many homeowners are renting grass-grazing ruminants like goats, sheep and cattle to keep their lawns from looking unruly. The sale of new gas-powered lawn equipment is banned across parts of the United States, such as California. Now, ruminants have chomped their way into the lawns and hearts of homeowners, universities and local governments … [Read more...] about Chomping lawns – and hearts – animal lawn mowing is trending