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More to hay moisture than fire risk

June 9, 2022
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery
When I visit with forage producers about hay moisture in square bales, the top concern is spontaneous combustion and fire risk, followed by mold and mycotoxins and heat damage.
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The dictionary behind forage analysis

By understanding your forage tests and the lingo they use, you can make more educated decisions on how you want to utilize the feed in your operation.
April 30, 2022
Louisa Koch
 With spring just around the corner, you may be starting to think about your forage plans for your operation. Whether you are ready to put your cows out on pasture or begin a new harvest of haylage, it’s important to know what you are feeding your animals.
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Upcycling byproducts to upsize profitability

October 1, 2021
Katie Raver
Although upcycling may be a trendy word that do-it-yourselfers (DIY) have popularized in the last few years, cows have had this art mastered for centuries.
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Forage digestibility dynamics: A new look at NDF

September 14, 2021
Donna Benschop and Catherine Delorme Tetreault
The start of a new forage year is always filled with much anticipation – will it be a record-breaking year in terms of yield? Will the quality match or surpass the previous year?
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The function of forage in the ration

July 9, 2021
Sundee Holtman
Function. A word with seven definitions, one being “a group of related actions contributing to a larger action.” Forage. A word with four key functions.
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Evaluating feed costs during times of high commodity prices

June 11, 2021
Jon Pretz
Increasing ingredient costs have wreaked havoc across the dairy industry, leading to elevated ration costs not seen in many years. Feed costs per pound of dry matter (DM) are rising as much as 20% or more as corn and soybean meal prices climb, minimizing farmers’ profit margins.
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Forage fiber digestibility drives milk income

February 5, 2021
Anthony Hall
Pounds of milkfat and milk protein shipped, also known as milk component yield (MCY), accounts for more than 75% of the milk check. With milk volume supply constraints in play, maximizing MCY has never been more important.
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Before buying NIRS technology, ask these questions

September 30, 2020
Peggy Coffeen

Near-infrared reflectance spectrometry (NIRS) is no longer limited to a forage testing laboratory, but prior to investing in one, it is important to thoroughly research the features that can make or break this technology as a useful forage quality management tool.


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A look into the effects of forage particle size reduction

September 15, 2020
Wyatt Smith

Within the last few years, we’ve taken a more critical look at the relationship between forage fiber particle size and forage digestibility. Researchers at the Miner Institute in New York have explored the concept of reducing particle size of forages with lower fiber digestibility to improve animal performance.


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3 constituents beyond protein and RFV

August 4, 2020
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery
Often, I consult with livestock producers testing forage for their animals. Inevitably there are two numbers on the report they are most concerned with, protein and relative feed value (RFV). Protein is an important value to understand if the forage meets animal requirements, and RFV is a useful index to quickly compare or rank forages.
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