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Articles Tagged with ''hay''

Tales of a Hay Hauler: Available emergency room

When the available emergency room also has a sleeper berth, steering wheel, windshield, 35 tons of hay following and a grumpy helper.
January 22, 2026
Brad Nelson

A routine hay‑hauling day near Mountain Home, Idaho, went sideways when one stubborn lug nut turned a flat tire into a painful and impromptu physics experiment.


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Equipment Hub: Do I need new tires or new rims?

Tires may be the most visible sign of wear, but rims can fail and compromise performance. When tread shortens, clearance issues and ground strikes become real risks, sometimes making a rim change as necessary as new rubber.
January 8, 2026
Andy Overbay

Tread wear is easy to spot, but rims can quietly fail beneath the surface. Knowing when to replace both ensures your tractor stays safe, efficient and ready for the work ahead.


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Forage Market Insights: Winter steadiness, cautious outlook

December 27, 2025
Marian Viney

Winter feed demand is increasing, but hay markets stay uneven as drought and moisture recovery shape supplies.


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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Little parts and big problems

While loading hay in the Idaho heat, a flathead engine failed when its exhaust valve wouldn’t work. With nothing more than a file and determination, the valve stem was shortened enough to restore compression, keeping the conveyor running for several loads.
December 26, 2025
Brad Nelson

With 650 hay bales to load, Leo Ritthauler relied on remote isolation and a hired hand to keep the operation moving.


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Unwrapping the bale: Look, smell, flake

A forage test will quantify crude protein, fiber fractions, mineral balance, digestibility and sugar levels – essential benchmarks for ration formulation. Smell, texture, flake integrity, dust and the presence of mold or foreign material are equally decisive, and in a competitive hay market, buyers demand forage that tests well and passes a rigorous sensory check.
December 23, 2025
Carmen Willmore

Hay test results provide critical insight into forage quality, but numbers alone don’t capture the full picture.


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South Central: Hay feeding considerations

December 22, 2025
Jason Banta

To best utilize hay, it is important to consider hay quality, nutrient requirements of the cows it is being fed to and how the hay will be fed.


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December 2025 new product rollout

November 26, 2025

Check out the latest products from the Highline Manufacturing, Kuhn North America, JLG and more.


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Forage Market Insights: End of the year reflections

November 18, 2025
Marian Viney

As harvest winds down and winter edges closer, hay producers find themselves in a season of recalibration.


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Southeast: Reducing hay waste: How to manage expensive inputs

November 17, 2025
Katie Mason

With careful attention to utilization, producers can significantly reduce hay waste and get more nutrition from every bale.


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Four forage parameters to watch after a wet haying season

This year’s wet haying season left many producers with bales that didn’t dry down properly, raising concerns about forage quality and livestock health. As winter feeding plans take shape, understanding four key forage parameters can help producers make informed decisions.
November 6, 2025
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery

After years of drought, Nebraska hay producers faced a new challenge in 2025: too much rain. This high-moisture hay raises new questions about winter feeding strategies.


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