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Articles Tagged with ''legacy''

Corn field

Forage harvesters – bigger, badder, better

April 27, 2018
David Wagner
As farms seek to increase productivity, it may be time to consider upgrading your self-propelled forage harvesting machines as well.
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Hay stacked in a barn

Hay handling and hauling trends

April 27, 2018
Dennis W. Hancock
Having spent a substantial portion of my youth hauling hay, I am constantly amazed by the advances in hay handling and hauling.
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Tips for purchasing the next tractor and front-end loader

April 27, 2018
Robert Fears
Purchasing a tractor requires a major expenditure and, before signing the sales contract, two questions need to be answered. Is the tractor really needed to make the operation more economically efficient? If so, are you buying the right tractor? There are many choices in choosing a tractor, and each one will determine purchase satisfaction.
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cattle grazing

It’s all about the regrowth

April 27, 2018
Woody Lane
When I teach my course on pasture management to livestock producers and get to the topic of grazing, the ranchers ask very practical questions, such as: When should I open the gate to let the animals into a field?
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cattle grazing

Incorporating clovers in rotational grazing

April 27, 2018
Laura Mushrush
Livestock producers whose cattle rotationally graze permanent pasture or reseeded leys have the opportunity to cash in on the multiple benefits legumes have to offer by adding them to their forage systems, says Jerry Hall, director of research for Grassland Oregon.
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Crabgrass

Crabgrass can be friendly

April 27, 2018
Christine Gelley
Crabgrass is a hated weed in the world of turf grass management and is often seen as a plague in lawns and on sports fields.
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Should we allow alfalfa to bloom?

April 27, 2018
Everett D. Thomas
To bloom or not to bloom, that is the question. There are differences of opinion as to whether farmers should allow their established alfalfa to bloom at least once each summer.
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Knowing when and where fungicides fit in alfalfa management

April 27, 2018
Damon L. Smith
Many diseases caused by fungi affect alfalfa. Common leaf spot, leptosphaerulina leaf spot, spring black stem and leaf spot, and stemphylium leaf spot are among the more important foliar diseases often encountered in the Upper Midwest.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Do some good

April 27, 2018
Brad Nelson
Different is OK. For instance, I like to see how many years and miles I can get out of a pickup (my current 12-year-old rig has almost 326,000 miles and 99 percent of everything still works), but I know a fellow who must have a new pickup every year.
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Equipment Hub: Safe towing with the pickup truck

April 27, 2018
Brad Nelson
Just because it can be done doesn’t make it a good idea. Time for a review of the basics of towing behind the trusty farm pickup.
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