The State of Dicamba Regulation in the U.S. and Missouri
The State of Dicamba Regulation Sophie Watterson, River Protection Intern “Significant cupping of leaves from dicamba drift on non-Xtend soybeans...
MCE Works to Protect the Integrity of Federal Conservation Programs and Practices
MCE is committed to protecting water quality and conserving fertile soils in Missouri. We do this in part by participating...
St. Louis Compost Guide
Accessing Land in St. Louis to Grow Food
Land access is a common barrier for beginning and other farmers, and is uniquely challenging within urban settings. Availability, cost,...
Soil Toxicity in St. Louis
Industry has been an important part of St. Louis’ history since the 1800s. After the civil war, shipping and manufacturing...
Known & Grown STL
Known & Grown STL, a program of the Missouri Coalition for the Environment and the St. Louis Food Policy...
Soil Story Map
Pesticides
What are pesticides? It is hard to imagine modern agriculture without pesticides, but agriculture’s dependence on these substances can have...
Meet the Farmers: Conservation Practices Across Missouri
Soil health is an extremely important component of a functioning, environmentally-sustainable farm ecosystem. Farmers can receive government support to assist with financing...
Soil and Agriculture
Soil is a diverse ecosystem of living and nonliving elements working together to create the surface of our Earth. Soil...
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