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Girl in family barn

Get to know the six dimensions of enterprising families

April 29, 2016
Jonathan Small
There is a saying that goes something like this: “When you are up to your ‘you-know-what’ in alligators, it is hard to remember that the original plan was just to drain the swamp.”
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In the show ring judges like Brian Carscadden are looking for calves that exhibit "dairyness"

Creating and choosing your show heifer

April 29, 2016
Lora Bender
Proper calf selection is beneficial for your 4-H dairy career. Creating your desired calf through strategic breeding is an approach to consider when building your show string.
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Improve transition cow management with multiple monitoring techniques

April 29, 2016
Kathleen Shore
The transition period is a critical time. As the fetus requires maximum nutrients from the cow, the cow’s dry matter intake decreases by 10 to 30 percent – in addition to the onset of lactation.
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Drip tape being buried

If you’re considering subsurface drip irrigation

April 28, 2016
John Maxwell
We all remember the drought of 2012; dryland ground that had produced well for many years now had nothing. In my town, oak trees started to die. There was one topic everyone was discussing: rain.
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A history of phosphate export from North Dakota

April 28, 2016
Dave Franzen
The landscape of North Dakota before farming was dominated by prairie. The prairies thrived for thousands of years and consisted of grasses and broadleaf plants that deconstructed sediment minerals, releasing nutrients they needed, such as phosphorus, potassium and zinc, and tending to conserve and recycle them close to the soil surface.
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The reasons to be a rancher

April 28, 2016
Richelle Barrett
The quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence, regardless of their chosen field of endeavor. —Vincent Lombardi
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Improving pesticide efficacy and managing spray drift

April 28, 2016
Robert Klein
In pesticide application, two important factors are pesticide efficacy and spray drift management. The goal is to achieve 100 percent pest control with 0 percent spray drift. As with most situations where you can’t control all the variables, achieving this goal is a tall order.
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Rake type impacts forage quality leaf content

April 28, 2016
Anna Teeter and Dan Undersander
A study with four rake types conducted in Minnesota, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin shows about 70 percent of relative forage quality (RFQ) in alfalfa results from leaf percentage. Every time drying alfalfa is moved in the field, leaves are lost and RFQ is reduced.
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Dairy Policy Review: Potential California FMMO moves another step

April 28, 2016
Dave Natzke
USDA moved another step in the possible creation of a California federal milk marketing order. House members are asking for answers from EPA regarding funding used by environmental activists. Proposed legislation would create USDA funding for small cheesemakers. This and other U.S. dairy policy news can be found here.
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Forage should be harvested for hay before stems become course

Tips for improved hay production

April 28, 2016
Robert Fears
Regardless of whether hay is raised for your own use or for sale, quality is important for obtaining the best value. Hay value is governed by its nutrient content, palatability, digestibility and absence of toxic plants and other foreign substances.
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