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How to handle hay following a hurricane or flood

September 29, 2021
Jason Banta and Vanessa Olson

Flooded hay


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Are hay preservative applicators worth it?

September 29, 2021
Heather Smith Thomas
Weather during harvest can be the biggest challenge in putting up high-quality hay. If hay is still a bit wet but a storm is coming and you want to get it baled and stored before the rain, you might consider using inoculants and hay preservatives.
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10 tips for producing baleage

September 1, 2021
Sundee Holtman
BJ Marks is an eighth-generation farmer in Mansfield, Georgia. He grew up in and around the livestock business; therefore he understands that forage quality and production is one of the biggest contributors to the success of any livestock operation.
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Is baleage the right fit for your operation?

September 1, 2021
Ben Jensen
Baleage has become a common term on farms throughout the country, as it is now one of the most popular ways of harvesting and storing feed – but what is baleage?
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Adverse weather and hidden danger of moldy feed

September 1, 2021
Melissa A. Bravo
Over the summer, the western drought and heat wave continue to intensify.
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The fermentation shrink endgame

July 9, 2021
Cliff Ocker
Every year, fermentation shrink, or forage dry matter (DM) loss, robs farms’ feed inventory without leaving a trace. Poof, tonnage fed comes out short of tonnage stored. Maintaining valuable nutrient content for feedout is a constant battle with the variables that lay waste to ensiled feeds.
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Economics of remoisturizing alfalfa

April 30, 2021
Ryan Larsen
Having the correct amount of moisture in harvested alfalfa at the time of baling is critical to maximizing economic return. In many of the areas of the western U.S., moisture levels of alfalfa hay in the windrow can dry to the point that leaves and stems will shatter during the baling process.
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Is day-to-day variation in bunkers worth correcting?

March 9, 2021
Debbie J. Cherney, Jerry H. Cherney, and Matthew Digman
Everyone knows that feed from haylage and corn silage bunkers will vary in composition from day to day. What is not so clear is the magnitude of this variation, and whether it might be worth it, economically and environmentally, to rebalance dairy rations daily to correct the variation.
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Baling in a challenging high-moisture environment

December 31, 2020
Lynn Jaynes
“Baling dry hay in the last 10 years has meant getting maybe 50 percent of the crop with little to no rain, but 50 percent with significant rain and long lay times – up to three weeks – if waiting for dry hay,” says Ryan Sommerfield of Medstead, Saskatchewan.
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Best Practices For Whole Cottonseed Storage

October 31, 2020

When it comes to feed ingredients, few can compete with whole cottonseed for lactating dairy cattle. As a triple nutrient feedstuff containing protein, high energy and high fiber, cottonseed is proven to support milk production and boost butterfat. To maximize these nutritional benefits, it’s important to store and handle cottonseed properly.


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