logging in or signing up Lunch_and_Learn_09_web MOSOY Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 64 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: May 28, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Missouri Agriculture2009 Lunch & Learn Presentation : Missouri Agriculture2009 Lunch & Learn Presentation Missouri - An Ag State : Missouri - An Ag State Missouri’s crops, livestock, processing and other agricultural sectors accounted for more than $12 billion in 2008 Missouri ranks 2nd in the U.S. in the number of farms 105,000 farms Missouri Agriculture is: : Missouri Agriculture is: Good stewardship Providing a safe, abundant, affordable food supply Economic development Slide 4: Good Stewardship Environmental Stewardship : Environmental Stewardship Farmers have always and continue to respect the land they live and work on Stewardship practices continue to improve with technological advancements Missouri Animal Feeding Operation Site Assessment Tool : Missouri Animal Feeding Operation Site Assessment Tool Identifies: watersheds, sink holes, flood plains, wetlands soil types DNR Permits : DNR Permits Environmental management plan to: Test soil types Evaluate soil samples Identify types of crops to be grown Determine slope of the land Manure management plan None of the effluent re-enters public water Animal Well-Being : Animal Well-Being It is in a farmer’s best interest to care for their animals A healthy animal is more likely to produce a higher quality product Why Did We Move Animals Inside? : Why Did We Move Animals Inside? Because we could better… care for our animals manage manure nutrients Future Generations : Future Generations Goal is to pass farm on to next generation Freedom to expand is crucial to the industry’s ability to adjust to changing times Slide 11: A Safe, Abundant, Affordable Food Supply Safe : Safe U.S. food is among the safest in the world Continued research into food safety Missouri farmers committed to safe production practices Abundant : Abundant Full grocery store shelves Yields continually improve Ethanol and Food Supply : Ethanol and Food Supply One bushel of corn can provide: 32 pounds of starch 33 pounds of sweetener 2.8 gallons of ethanol AND 13.5 pounds of feed 2.6 pounds of meal 1.6 pounds of corn oil Biodiesel and Food Supply : Biodiesel and Food Supply 1 gallon of biodiesel = 4 gallons of livestock feed Livestock and poultry consume 95 percent of all soybean meal. Only soybean oil is used to produce biodiesel. Affordable : Affordable U.S. consumers spend less than 10% of their disposable income on food Farm Value : Farm Value Farm value accounts for only 19¢ of every food dollar. The remaining 81 cents is wrapped up in processing, packaging, transportation, marketing and other inputs. Slide 18: Economic Development Animal Agriculture Impacts Missouri : Animal Agriculture Impacts Missouri According to the University of Missouri Feeding Animal Agriculture : Feeding Animal Agriculture 94% of soybean meal and 35% of corn are used in animal agriculture in Missouri Corn Production in Missouri : Corn Production in Missouri In 2008 farmers: Harvested 2.6 million acres Produced 382 million bushels Contributed $1.5 billion to state’s economy Missouri Ethanol : Missouri Ethanol Production uses 20% of state’s corn Six farmer-owned ethanol plants producing 825,000 tons of distillers grains Increasing production and distillers grains help meet food, feed and fuel demands Missouri Soybeans : Missouri Soybeans Missouri’s #1 cash crop Animal agriculture = Soybean farmers #1 customer 95% of soybean meal fed to animals Missouri Soy Biodiesel : Missouri Soy Biodiesel 10 biodiesel plants with production capacity of 150 million gallons 1 gallon biodiesel = 30 lbs of soybean meal 4.5 billion pounds of soybean meal in 2008 Working as a Team : Working as a Team Thank You for Visiting! : Thank You for Visiting! You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Lunch_and_Learn_09_web MOSOY Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 64 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: May 28, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Missouri Agriculture2009 Lunch & Learn Presentation : Missouri Agriculture2009 Lunch & Learn Presentation Missouri - An Ag State : Missouri - An Ag State Missouri’s crops, livestock, processing and other agricultural sectors accounted for more than $12 billion in 2008 Missouri ranks 2nd in the U.S. in the number of farms 105,000 farms Missouri Agriculture is: : Missouri Agriculture is: Good stewardship Providing a safe, abundant, affordable food supply Economic development Slide 4: Good Stewardship Environmental Stewardship : Environmental Stewardship Farmers have always and continue to respect the land they live and work on Stewardship practices continue to improve with technological advancements Missouri Animal Feeding Operation Site Assessment Tool : Missouri Animal Feeding Operation Site Assessment Tool Identifies: watersheds, sink holes, flood plains, wetlands soil types DNR Permits : DNR Permits Environmental management plan to: Test soil types Evaluate soil samples Identify types of crops to be grown Determine slope of the land Manure management plan None of the effluent re-enters public water Animal Well-Being : Animal Well-Being It is in a farmer’s best interest to care for their animals A healthy animal is more likely to produce a higher quality product Why Did We Move Animals Inside? : Why Did We Move Animals Inside? Because we could better… care for our animals manage manure nutrients Future Generations : Future Generations Goal is to pass farm on to next generation Freedom to expand is crucial to the industry’s ability to adjust to changing times Slide 11: A Safe, Abundant, Affordable Food Supply Safe : Safe U.S. food is among the safest in the world Continued research into food safety Missouri farmers committed to safe production practices Abundant : Abundant Full grocery store shelves Yields continually improve Ethanol and Food Supply : Ethanol and Food Supply One bushel of corn can provide: 32 pounds of starch 33 pounds of sweetener 2.8 gallons of ethanol AND 13.5 pounds of feed 2.6 pounds of meal 1.6 pounds of corn oil Biodiesel and Food Supply : Biodiesel and Food Supply 1 gallon of biodiesel = 4 gallons of livestock feed Livestock and poultry consume 95 percent of all soybean meal. Only soybean oil is used to produce biodiesel. Affordable : Affordable U.S. consumers spend less than 10% of their disposable income on food Farm Value : Farm Value Farm value accounts for only 19¢ of every food dollar. The remaining 81 cents is wrapped up in processing, packaging, transportation, marketing and other inputs. Slide 18: Economic Development Animal Agriculture Impacts Missouri : Animal Agriculture Impacts Missouri According to the University of Missouri Feeding Animal Agriculture : Feeding Animal Agriculture 94% of soybean meal and 35% of corn are used in animal agriculture in Missouri Corn Production in Missouri : Corn Production in Missouri In 2008 farmers: Harvested 2.6 million acres Produced 382 million bushels Contributed $1.5 billion to state’s economy Missouri Ethanol : Missouri Ethanol Production uses 20% of state’s corn Six farmer-owned ethanol plants producing 825,000 tons of distillers grains Increasing production and distillers grains help meet food, feed and fuel demands Missouri Soybeans : Missouri Soybeans Missouri’s #1 cash crop Animal agriculture = Soybean farmers #1 customer 95% of soybean meal fed to animals Missouri Soy Biodiesel : Missouri Soy Biodiesel 10 biodiesel plants with production capacity of 150 million gallons 1 gallon biodiesel = 30 lbs of soybean meal 4.5 billion pounds of soybean meal in 2008 Working as a Team : Working as a Team Thank You for Visiting! : Thank You for Visiting!