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Like most dairy managers today, Jamie Kulesa, operations manager for Horizon Organic Dairy in Paul, Idaho, keeps a close eye on his forage. “We’re shooting to be between 50 and 60 percent moisture on our haylage,” Kulesa says.
Attendees of the 2013 Agricultural Media Summit held in Buffalo, New York, had the opportunity to tour several agricultural companies in the western New York region on August 3.
Editor’s note: This is the first of a two-part series discussing how Montana’s supply management system operates and the effect it has had on the state’s dairy industry.
With more free time can come plenty of temptation to spend, spend, spend.
With a little planning and creativity, you can find many affordable, day-to-day opportunities for teaching children valuable financial lessons.
Consider these low-cost ways to help instill good financial sense:
It doesn’t matter where the market has been – only where it is going. We encourage producers to look forward and not base decisions on what has happened in the past.
For many sports fans across the country, September marks their favorite time of the year … the start of another football season.
As a die-hard Packers fan, I’m like a kid on Christmas morning when the NFL regular season kicks off.
The undercover animal rights activist who gained access to an Idaho dairy farm last year and captured video of animal abuse recently went public with his hidden-camera career.
