Have you wondered what others are reading? We’ve recapped for you the “off the charts” articles receiving the most website traffic from our 2016 lineup.

If you’re anything like me, you may not mind the cold temperatures in the winter, nor do you mind some snow.

If you are thinking of planting some alfalfa in the spring, there is a good chance you are considering planting a nurse crop along with it.

If you were engaged in crop production in central New York or north-central Pennsylvania this year, you already knew in early spring, when it stopped raining, that a federal disaster designation for your county was bound to happen.

In times of low commodity prices, such as milk or beef, the costs related to producing these products tend to be heavily influenced by feed costs.

Debt is a four-letter word, but it doesn’t need to be that kind of four-letter word – not if you manage things properly.

Forage samples aren’t always predictable for nutritional quality by looking at one or two constituents. Instead, forage samples have inter-related constituents. So it is important to test for dry matter, protein and fiber constituents, for example, as a package.

For those who know Oscho and Eric Deal of China Grove, North Carolina, they know they are not only great cattlemen, but exceptional pasture managers as well.

Q. What makes a self-propelled windrower productive? A. For commercial haymakers, productivity begins when a crop is mown, and the self-propelled windrower has always been at the forefront.