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Cattle graze warm-season grasses

Hay production, stockpiled forage and baleage

January 31, 2018
Vanessa Olson
When pasture production is limited (drought, temperatures, etc.), there are other opportunities to continue to provide forage for livestock. Some of those opportunities could include hay production, stockpiled forage or baleage.
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Thinning alfalfa stands are perfect candidates for introducing perennial grasses

Maturities in forage grasses and why it matters

January 30, 2018
Scott Wohltman
Cool-season grasses are important forage species for dairy and other livestock producers in all parts of the Midwest. These grasses offer the potential for moderate to high yields as well as high quality.
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Irrigating an alfalfa field

Ag technology in alfalfa

January 30, 2018
Joel Johanningmeier
Ag technology has become a critical component in determining the health, nutrient needs, yield and return on investment potential of corn and soybean crops.
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Planting on slopes

Take care while planting on slopes

January 30, 2018
Christine Gelley
Tractor accidents are the leading cause of farm fatalities, with most occurring in the event of a rollover. Hence, pasture managers should be incredibly cautious when reseeding and interseeding pastures on slopes.
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Planting alfalfa

Establishing alfalfa: Old school rules of thumb

January 30, 2018
Earl Creech and Ralph Whitesides
The concept of the rule of thumb appears to have its origins in a variety of locations. Some stories cannot be substantiated or documented, while others seem to make good sense.
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Green grass

Spring flush

January 30, 2018
Woody Lane
“Green grass at last! These first beautiful days of spring; deep blue skies, white puffy clouds, a delicious warmth in the sunshine. And look at that grass! Emerald green, 3 inches high, like those legendary green hills of Ireland.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Never too much engine, never too much brakes

January 30, 2018
Brad Nelson
Ralph Feller of Caldwell, Idaho, once stated he had never seen a truck with too big an engine or too much brakes. He had his own fleet of potato and cattle-hauling trucks. He started out with F-600 and F-800 series Fords, with tag axles and fifth-wheel hitch, pulling 38- and 40-foot-long semi trailers.
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1953 Minneapolis-Moline GB-LP gas tractor

Old Iron: Behold, a Minn-Mo in prairie gold

January 30, 2018
Lance Phillips
Minneapolis-Moline gave us several other mechanical innovations still in use today. I have often thought about what the agricultural equipment industry would look like today if Minn-Mo, Allis-Chalmers and especially Oliver were still in business.
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planter

Equipment Hub: Don’t overlook electronics

January 30, 2018
Phil Jennings
Farmers understand the urgency to get seed in the ground as soon as the planting window opens. That’s why it’s important during winter to make sure your planter is mechanically sound and ready for spring planting to avoid costly downtime for repairs.
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On the Edge of Common Sense: Cold feet

January 30, 2018
Baxter Black
Yer lookin’ at a feller with no tennis shoes, a ’76 GMC pickup, an outhouse and a learning permit for a cellphone. But, lest you lump me into that group of stodgy ol’ dinosaurs who cling to the days of Garth Brooks, pygmy Angus and real spare tires, let me assure you I have stepped boldly into the modern world of manly footwear.
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