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Benjamin Herrold
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Missouri Field Editor, Ag Update
Columbia, Missouri
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By Benjamin Herrold Verified| Iowa Farmer Today Verified For many farm families, mushroom hunting in the spring is a familiar part of life on the farm. People across the Midwest take to the woods in search of morel mushrooms, often revisiting spots where they have had success in the past. Finding them can be a mixture of skill and luck, although a sunny spring day after a rainy day usually means the mushrooms will be “popping” out.
By Benjamin Herrold Verified| Herald & Review Verified There are only so many hours in a day and plenty of work to be done on a farm. Meeting those labor needs has been a challenge for farming operations as the farm workforce ages and fewer people experience a direct connection to agriculture. The industry finds itself in competition with others in a tight labor market, said Ryan Milhollin, agribusiness professor at the University of Missouri Extension. “The ag workforce, the labor available is aging,” he said. “It’s pushing on farms hard.
By Benjamin Herrold Verified| Iowa Farmer Today Verified For many farm families, mushroom hunting in the spring is a familiar part of life on the farm. People across the Midwest take to the woods in search of morel mushrooms, often revisiting spots where they have had success in the past. Finding them can be a mixture of skill and luck, although a sunny spring day after a rainy day usually means the mushrooms will be “popping” out.
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