Llamas and alpacas may graze like cattle, but their nutritional needs tell a different story. With limited gut capacity and constant dry matter intake, these fiber-producing camelids rely on nutrient-dense forage to meet their protein, energy and micronutrient needs.

The International Silage Conference is a place where real-world issues meet real-world solutions among a vibrant, global blend of custom harvesters, academics, industry professionals and forward-thinking producers.

Crinkled leaves and discolored tops signal boron is missing and forage quality is decreasing. Boosting leaf growth with this micronutrient can mean higher feed value and healthier roots.

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If you’ve ever felt your heart race in a show ring or measured your summer in ribbons, you already know: The county fair isn’t just an event, it’s a way of life.

Recently, I attended the 20th International Silage Conference in Gainesville, Florida – an event that brought together more than 330 leaders in silage research, innovation and sustainable agriculture from 37 countries.

Check out new products from MacDon, Reinke Manufacturing, Kioti, Northeast Cover Crops Council and Precision Sustainable Agriculture and more.

Long before digital dashboards, drivers relied on red lines, the sound of the engine, gut instinct and the guidance of borrowed wisdom to treat a machine right.

Discover why fifth-wheel and gooseneck trailers are a major upgrade from bumper pulls. With the hitch positioned over the rear axle, sway is nearly eliminated and weight-distribution gear becomes unnecessary. It’s a smoother, safer haul.