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Silage tons per hour – is that all that matters?

July 15, 2014
Luciana Jonkman
In the heat of the battle, all we think about is winning. The question is: What is winning when it comes to harvest quality?
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Horse owners’ hay guide

July 15, 2014
Laurie Lawrence
How important is hay?
Horses need fiber in their diet to maintain a normal digestive tract. For grazing horses, fiber comes from pasture, but for horses without access to pasture, hay provides the needed fiber.
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Taking acreage out of production for silage pile

July 15, 2014
Keith Bolsen and Ron Kuber
Piles are a popular storage system for corn silage on many livestock operations, particularly large dairies. However, an estimated 18 to 22 percent of the corn silage stored in piles never makes it to the feedbunk because too many piles are not sized and shaped correctly.
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USDA rolling out Greek yogurt school-lunch pilot program to seven more states

July 15, 2014
The USDA has awarded New York’s Chobani Yogurt with a one-month contract to provide its yogurt to public schools across seven states through the USDA’s School Lunch Program Pilot. These states will include New York, Arizona, Idaho, California, Iowa, Illinois and Mississippi.
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Medical procedure for humans used to treat show cow's damaged teat

July 15, 2014
The University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine recently treated a cow's damaged teat by using a technique developed to address urethral sphincter failure in humans, which causes urinary incontinence. This might be the first time the procedure was conducted on a cow, according to the professor who initiated the treatment.
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U.S. House passes bill allowing veterinarians to provide complete care beyond their clinics

July 15, 2014
Veterinarians will be able to carry and use controlled substances to provide complete care to their animal patients beyond their clinics and across state lines, due to the U.S. House’s passage of the Veterinary Medicine Mobility Act.
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3 Open Minutes with Mark Boggess

July 14, 2014
Mark BoggessDr. Mark Boggess has been selected as the new director for the U.S. Dairy Forage Research Center (USDA Agricultural Research Service USDFRC) in Madison, Wisconsin.

He has been with ARS since 2009 as a national program leader in Beltsville, Maryland. A native of Iowa, Dr. Boggess earned a Ph.D. in animal breeding from Iowa State University, an M.S. in animal breeding from Cornell University and a B.S. in animal science from Iowa State.

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Determining when to harvest corn silage

July 14, 2014
Bill Ramsey
The relationship of corn silage harvest moisture and maturity to its quality and performance is often underestimated. It’s important to minimize fermentation and storage dry matter losses because it’s difficult and costly to compensate for lower-quality forage in ration balancing and animal performance.
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2014 Dairy Intern: Nicole Achtyl

July 14, 2014
Junior at Morrisville State College Sales Intern with ABS Global RMS program New York and Vermont
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Silage production: Getting it right

July 14, 2014
Tamara Scully
At Table Rock Farm in Castile, New York, Willard DeGolyer and family, plus about two dozen employees, tend the dairy herd of more than 1,000 animals.
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