MFA Incorporated in the news

MFA Oil and its foundation donated $150,000 to support the new Governor Michael L. Parson Arena at the Missouri State Fair, reinforcing their commitment to Missouri agriculture and rural communities.

MFA Incorporated notes a shrinking pool of agriculture graduates with farming backgrounds, prompting them to broaden hiring criteria while still attracting motivated young talent.

MFA Incorporated is addressing a shrinking pool of ag-experienced graduates by hiring more candidates from urban and non-traditional backgrounds with relevant education.

MFA Incorporated launched a free digital portal enabling farmers to manage invoices and communications online, improving service convenience.

MFA Incorporated announces Robert Huffman as new CEO following Ernie Verslues' retirement after 10 years.

Robert Huffman will become MFA Inc.'s CEO in 2025, bringing extensive agriculture leadership experience to continue advancing the cooperative's mission.

Bob Huffman will become president and CEO of MFA Incorporated, replacing retiring Ernie Verslues.

Bob Huffman will succeed Ernie Verslues as president and CEO of MFA Incorporated starting September 1.

Bob Huffman will become CEO of MFA Incorporated in September 2025, bringing extensive agriculture leadership experience to continue the cooperative's growth and service.

Robert Huffman will become the new CEO of MFA Incorporated on September 1, succeeding the retiring Ernie Verslues.

Bob Huffman will become CEO of MFA Incorporated in 2025, succeeding retiring CEO Ernie Verslues, bringing extensive agribusiness leadership experience.

MFA Oil raised $150,000 through a charity golf event to support Feeding Missouri's hunger relief programs.

Jaron VanHouden is interning as an Outreach Specialist with Missouri Farmers Care through MFA Incorporated’s program, promoting agricultural education and literacy.

Farmers are advised to secure corn nutrients early due to tight nitrogen supply and rising prices.

Ernie Verslues, CEO of Missouri-based farm cooperative MFA Incorporated, will retire this fall after nearly 40 years with the company.

MFA Incorporated's CEO Ernie Verslues is retiring after nearly 40 years with the company.

MFA Incorporated's CEO Ernie Verslues will retire in 2025 after a long tenure, prompting a search for his successor.

Farmers face growing challenges with herbicide-resistant weeds, particularly waterhemp, necessitating advanced management strategies.

Nisa Investment Advisors LLC sold shares of MFA Financial, which has a strong buy rating and a high dividend yield.

JMP Securities has reduced MFA Financial's stock price target while other analysts provide mixed ratings.