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Grazing can cause space for weeds

Competition control in native grass pastures and hayfields

September 27, 2015
Weed control in native grasses is, for the most part, very similar to that for tall fescue, orchardgrass or bermudagrass. The similarities for all of these include two very basic principles.
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Gary & Kyle Knutson

Producer focuses on hay quality in less-than-ideal conditions

September 27, 2015
Loretta Sorensen
Alfalfa growing conditions at Gary Knutson’s northeast South Dakota farm are less than ideal. However, since he raises registered Black Angus cattle on 100 percent forage.
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farmers and ranchers gather to learn about soil

Can the soil save us?

September 27, 2015
Laura Nelson
The money may already be in the bank, just waiting to be cashed out. “Often, we’re sitting on a great big bank account we have no idea is there,” Nicole Masters says.
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What is a silage round baler?

September 25, 2015
Mark Lowery
Baleage has gained enormous popularity in the humid (north-central and northeast) and wet (south-central and southeast) regions of the U.S. In areas where hay drydown is a challenge, the option to place wet hay in a sealed bag provides more flexibility for hay crop storage.
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estimate forage mass with a ruler

Pasture quality is value

September 25, 2015
Edward B. Rayburn
Forage quality needs to meet the animal’s nutritional requirement (Table 1) in order to maintain animal performance.
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Rental equipment

Equipment decisions: Want vs. need, rent vs. own

September 25, 2015
Allen Schaeffer
There’s nothing like the summer growing season or a budding teenager to bring a laser-like focus to an everyday analysis of wants versus needs.
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New innovations in hay equipment

September 25, 2015
Robert Fears
Hay-harvesting technology was highlighted at a recent forage field day conducted by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service at the Camp Cooley Division of Circle X Land and Cattle Company near Franklin, Texas.
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Cassie and Richard Russell and family

Keeping the ‘day job’ while working on the farm

September 25, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
The Wyoming Business Council’s hay display at World Dairy Expo is one of the best show tents to visit because it smells so dang good.
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Stacking hay

The value of covered hay

September 25, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
If you had a brand-spanking-new fishing boat, would you store it outside, exposed to the elements? Depends, right?
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The triple-bottom-line approach

September 25, 2015
Kelli Boylen
Managing for the “triple bottom line” can lead to success on your operation, according to Joshua Dukart, a holistic management-certified educator operating out of Bismarck, North Dakota.
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