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Item Missouri dairy industry revitalization study(University of Missouri--Columbia. Extension Division, 2025) Milhollin, Ryan; Kientzy, Drew; Brown, Scott; Dietterle, Luke; Rocha, Adauto Jr.; Poock, Scott"Learn more about Missouri’s dairy industry trends concerning its dairy cow inventory, farms, production, prices, production economics and processing industry and how these affect the state’s economy."--Extension website, viewed February 4th, 2025.Item Missouri dairy industry revitalization study(University of Missouri--Columbia. Extension Division, 2024) Milhollin, Ryan; Kientzy, Drew; Brown, Scott; Dietterle, Luke; Rocha, Adauto Jr.; Poock, ScottLearn more about Missouri's dairy industry trends concerning its dairy cow inventory, farms, production, prices, production economics and processing industry and how these affect the state's economy.Item Solutions for better living : cooking third edition(University of Missouri--Columbia. Extension Division, 2023)Healthy cooking and eating is important to everyone's health and wellbeing. This magazine covers various health and nutrition topics with an emphasis on healthy cooking. Topics include food safety, savvy shopping and cooking with kids. This magazine offers fun, colorful and easy-to-read stories, tips and tricks on stretching your food budget, selecting and preparing in-season fruits and vegetables, how to avoid foodborne illnesses and much more.Item Growing Missouri’s aquaculture industry : marketing study(University of Missouri--Columbia. Extension Division, 2023) Roach, Alice; Rahe, Mallory; Milhollin, Ryan; Horner, Joe; Pierce, Robert; Brune, David; Baker, Maddi; Kientzy, DrewThe U.S. Census of Aquaculture estimated $1.5 billion in total sales accrued nationally to producers in 2018. Of all aquaculture sales, 47% originated from food fish sales. Following food fish were mollusks at 29% of all sales, miscellaneous aquaculture at 9%, crustaceans at 7%, sport fish and ornamentals at 3% each and bait fish at 2%. Missouri captured 1% of all U.S. aquaculture sales, according to the 2018 U.S. Census of Aquaculture. Missouri’s industry exhibited 3% sales growth in nominal dollars from 2013 to 2018, but the growth did not keep up with inflation. Missouri generated 3% of all U.S. bait fish sales. In no other aquaculture category did the state achieve a market share this high. However, food fish more heavily contributed to the state’s aquaculture sales — 66% of all sales; see Exhibit S.1. Food fish also saw the strongest growth in Missouri sales from 2013 to 2018; their sales increased by 36%.Item Growing Missouri’s aquaculture industry : business models(University of Missouri--Columbia. Extension Division, 2023) Horner, Joe; Kientzy, Drew; Milhollin, Ryan; Pierce, Robert; Brune, David; Roach, Alice; Rahe, MalloryDesigned for aquaculture entrepreneurs, this report provides business model examples to consider before building an aquaculture operation in Missouri. Today, Missouri has a diverse aquaculture industry composed of businesses serving many different customers and market channels. Varied topography and groundwater availability have guided existing operation locations. Mild winters in the southeast region of the state provided certain aquaculture pioneers with a more favorable production season than the season found in other Missouri areas.