Today's Farmer | February 2002 | Contents
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FEATURES:
For alfalfa, the payoff is in the details
John Staiger pays close attention to managing alfalfa stands on his farm near Billings, Mo. His philosophy is that if you take care of the forage, the forage, with good yield and high quality, will take care of you. By Steve Fairchild

MFA--The power of innovation and service
Despite a wet spring and general malaise in crop prices, MFA turns in a respectable fiscal performance. Member support and dedicated employees are keys to success, say company officials. By Chuck Lay

MFA Incorporated Annual Report

Notice of MFA District Meetings

Bull shopping
Buying breeding stock is a capital investment. To get the best return on that investment, make sure to do the proper research. Buy a bull that fits your herd's needs and take care of him. By James D. Ritchie

Columns:
Country Corner
Task force recommendations should strengthen agriculture. By Chuck Lay

Crops
Nitrogen basics -- pathways in agricultural systems. By Dr. Paul Tracy

Nutrition
Take advantage of conception, gestation and lactation. By Dr. Dan Netemeyer

Chowder recipes

Country Humor
Lawsuits cost, not pay By Jack S. Bray

More Country Humor
Moonshine tales By Mitch Jayne

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February 2002

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