Most of us consider the countryside of Missouri safe, crime free and tranquil. However, in the past 10 years, more than $13 million in stolen property and equipment has been recovered by a little known unit of the state Highway…
Hard work, commitment to family and community define Salmons
For Tyler Salmons, there’s no such thing as a typical day in the office. Every day starts with a cup of coffee from the Cenex gas station in Eldon, Missouri, where he meets up and chats with other local farmers…
Professors’ desire to serve her students makes her a valued CAFNR family member
In a plain and charming office in Gentry Hall on the MU campus, Rebecca Mott, agricultural education and leadership instructor, takes a sip of her coffee as her bright smile and witty humor fill the space. Sitting here one-on-one in…
MU course helps students be proactive about educating public on animal rights issues
Members of the MU Block and Bridle Club were the targets of an animal rights group protest during this spring semester. Led by club president, Lily Grant, members were attending the Best of Missouri Market in St. Louis and showcasing…
Ag education centers around the state hope to inspire young people to purse careers in agriculture
There is a “talent shortage” in agriculture with more career opportunities and fewer young people pursuing those careers, according to the AgGrad website. Agricultural education centers are popping up around Missouri with a goal of increasing awareness and providing education…
Summers returns to her roots to lead CAFNR alumni relations
As a third-generation Mizzou graduate, Kaleigh Summers could not imagine working at any other university. Even on a calm Friday in the office, Summers wears her black and gold to show her school spirit. Ever since she was a young…