Today's Farmer | Apr 2001 | Contents
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FEATURES:
Wetlands bank
Davis Minton set up the nation's first agricultural wetland mitigation bank on his farm near Dexter, Mo. Other producers can buy "credits" from him. The process gives producers a cheaper way to mitigate their wetland acres. By James D. Ritchie

Return on investment
Would you invest 32 cents for a $1 return? If you would, then give creep feeding a serious look. With today's excellent prices, now's the time to explore return on investment. By Dr. Alan Wessler

New horizons
The Epperson family is always looking for new ideas and practices to incorporate on their 2,800-acre operation. From precision farming to forming an international soybean marketing limited liability company with other farmers, the Eppersons incorporate new technology and opportunities. By Holly Hollenbeck

MorSoy wins again
MFA members had a good showing in the Missouri Soybean Association's yield contest again this year.

Getting nitrogen to you
MFA is looking at new and different ways to meet your nitrogen needs.

Septic tank maintenance
Are you polluting your own backyard? You could be if you're not taking precautions with your septic tank. Here are guidelines and advice. By James D. Ritchie

Columns:
Country Corner
A reply to a friend who questions my take on environmental issues. By Chuck Lay

Nutrition
Avoid the Kiss of Death on your farm with healthy cows. By Dr. Dan Netemeyer

Crops
Will early corn planting work well again this year? By Dr. Paul Tracy

Country Humor
Thanks, Mr. Jefferson. By Jack S. Bray

More Country Humor
Older and wiser. By Mitch Jayne

Heart-healthy recipes

Viewpoint
MFA takes the "mad-cow" issue seriously and acts accordingly. By Don Copenhaver

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April 2001

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