To Advance The Knowledge And Wise Use Of Our Soil Resources

 

 

The New Spring 2008 Probauger

 

 

 

   National Champions  

Pleasant Hope High School,  The Missouri State FFA Soil Judging Champion charged into Oklahoma and did something no Missouri team has ever done.  They walked away with the First ever National Championship for Missouri.


The Pleasant Hope team
From left: Brady Gifford, Matt Brown, Blake Press, Jeff Voris (Advisor), and Ben Farrell

 

 


 

The new edition of the Probauger is available
Click here to check it out. 

 

Henry Ferguson takes the Me and my Menfro t-shirt contest to a whole new level

Check out where Henry's shirt took him.

Missouri's state soil, Menfro, is being displayed in the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History in Washington D.C.  Click here to see a photo of the exhibit.

 

 

The MISSOURI ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL SOIL SCIENTISTS invites you to learn more...



Few people appreciate the ground under our feet. Yet our farmers rely on it to feed the world; engineers must understand it to build our roads and cities; and even weekend gardeners understand some of soil's basic attributes. Soil Scientists as well need to learn more about this precious resource and to share this information.

  • MAPSS Executive Board

  • MAPSS Past Presidents
  • MAPSS Constitution & By-laws

  • What does MAPSS do?

  • MAPSS Activities

  • Membership information

  • Members List


  • MAPSS was formed to educate people about soils and the use of soil information. It also exists as a forum for the exchange of ideas among soil scientists. MAPSS is affiliated with the American Registry of Certified Professionals in Agronomy, Crops and Soils, Ltd. and encourages certification through ARCPACS.

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