Originally free to the public, the bulletin now charges a small annual fee to cover printing and postage. It has grown from roughly 900 classifieds per issue to nearly 3,000 listings .

Contact MSU Libraries (Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources) – they often retain state agricultural periodicals.

As the years went by, the bulletin continued to chronicle the changes in the state's agricultural landscape. During World War II, the bulletin played a crucial role in promoting the state's agricultural production, with reports on the increased demand for food and the efforts of local farmers to meet that demand.