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Lifting causes secondary back injuries for farmers

May 30, 2011
S. Dee Jepsen and Kent McGuire
In agriculture, farmers are always carrying objects from one location to another. The objects may range from a bag of seed corn to the planter, parts to a piece of equipment, buckets of feed to livestock, or to bales of hay.
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How much gas do cows produce?

May 30, 2011
Larry Chase
The livestock sector has been reported to be responsible for 18 percent of the total anthropogenic greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions on a worldwide basis.
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Managing hay crop forage DCAD with chloride fertilization: Another option?

May 30, 2011
Producing forage with an ideal dietary cation-anion difference (DCAD) for dry cows can be a challenge. For dry cows, DCAD values less <0 mEq per kg are desirable, with -50 to -120 mEq per kg considered ‘ideal’.
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Be wary: Heat stress warning signs

May 30, 2011
When summer temperatures soar and farm work must get done, remember to keep a cool head and be mindful of the symptoms of heat-related illnesses. It helps to know the warning signs and treatments.


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Adjusting alfalfa cutting schedule based on economic conditions

May 30, 2011
Steve Orloff and Dan Putnam
The cutting schedule a grower imposes strongly impacts the overall profitability of an alfalfa operation due to its direct effect on yield and forage quality.
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Use automatic steering to avoid mowing the same ground twice

May 30, 2011
Matthew Digman and T. J. Shinners
We all hate to leave strips of uncut crop, commonly called “skips,” in our hay fields. There’s not much yield wasted, but pride of a clean-cut field is often lost to local cafe gossip.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: ‘Looking for a crystal ball’

May 30, 2011
Brad Nelson

I finally gave up and shelled out hard cash for a GPS. It’s wonderful, considering that it’s not very smart. I’m wondering if I should have sprung for more than the entry-level model.

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Mechanics Corner: Air conditioning: A luxury in the agricultural world

May 30, 2011
Jim Schlund

Well, summer is quickly approaching, which means more time out in the field operating agricultural equipment.

Although you may do many routine check-ups on your equipment, do you stop and think about your air conditioning system and what you are doing to help keep this system running properly?

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June 1, 2011 issue: Silage Season 2011

May 30, 2011

0111fg_silage_1How do you store your silage? Why have you chosen that method? What equipment do you use to pack your pile?

Although some of you might have just gotten your corn silage crop planted a relatively short time ago, this issue we wanted to think ahead a few months to the end result and ask our producers about how they store and pack their silage.

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What is corn silage worth?

May 30, 2011
Bruce Anderson

When corn is standing in the field, two primary harvest options exist: combine grain or chop silage.

Determining what the grain is worth is easy. Multiply grain yield by bushel price. Subtract harvest, hauling, drying and storage costs if you desire net returns.

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