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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Eight questions to guide farm succession planning

December 28, 2016
Dave Natzke
Successfully transferring a farm business from one generation to the next can be challenging and rewarding. Succession planning requires not only the transfer of property and assets but also management and leadership, according to attorney Troy Schneider.
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Kastenschmidts average 100 pounds of milk per cow with retrofitted robots

December 28, 2016
Kelli Boylen
The old limestone barn had likely stood on the Kastenschmidt family farm for decades before Doug’s great-grandfather purchased the farm in 1953. The outside appearance has not changed much over the years, but inside it has gone from stanchions to a parlor to robotics.
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Planning and tracking the cost of feeds

Raise it or buy it: Knowing the cost of production

December 28, 2016
Robert C. Goodling
In times of low commodity prices, such as milk or beef, the costs related to producing these products tend to be heavily influenced by feed costs.
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Debt is a four-letter word

Banking on the good times so you can bank in the bad times

December 28, 2016
Erica Louder
Debt is a four-letter word, but it doesn’t need to be that kind of four-letter word – not if you manage things properly.
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Forage and feed testing update

December 28, 2016
David McIntosh and Patty Laskowski-Morren
Forage samples aren’t always predictable for nutritional quality by looking at one or two constituents. Instead, forage samples have inter-related constituents. So it is important to test for dry matter, protein and fiber constituents, for example, as a package.
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This is the last cycle of summer growth

Synching pasture and cattle on Circle D Farms

December 28, 2016
Cassidy Woolsey
For those who know Oscho and Eric Deal of China Grove, North Carolina, they know they are not only great cattlemen, but exceptional pasture managers as well.
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Haying with electronics

Equipment considerations for commercial hay operators

December 28, 2016
Jordan J. Milewski and Phil Eby
Q. What makes a self-propelled windrower productive? A. For commercial haymakers, productivity begins when a crop is mown, and the self-propelled windrower has always been at the forefront.
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Machinery lessons from the ’80s farm crisis

December 28, 2016
Gregg Ibendahl and Greg Regie
The current farm financial climate in Kansas has a lot of the same characteristics of the 1980s farm crisis. Then, as now, net farm income leading up to the farm crisis was near record levels but dropped very quickly.
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bunker wall my have an economic advantage

Wall or no walls?

December 28, 2016
Randall Greenfield
Walls or no walls? This question inevitably comes up when considering storage options for ensiled forages and grains. The answer, of course, is always, “It depends.”
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Searching for balance

December 28, 2016
Brad Nelson
Life is interesting. It’s been almost 34 years since my dad passed away, and I can remember things he said many years before while I’m forgetting what I went into the next room for five minutes ago. Someone told me that passing through a doorway causes the short-term memory to reset. I hope that’s my only problem.
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