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Hiniker Company offers several flail windrower models to meet almost every corn stover harvesting operation, including the new 20-foot model 5620HH with hydraulic end transport.
The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation forage breeding program continues the rich legacy of forage development that started more than 60 years ago with the release of new varieties.
Good forage crops place a high demand for potassium on the soil’s nutrient supplying power. Potassium is critical for growing high-yield, high-quality alfalfa, helping maximize animal performance and profitability.
In today’s information society, words have a power like never before to give perspective and change perceptions. Unfortunately, we in agriculture have not been very active in making sure the non-farming public (our customers) understands the meaning of the words we use to describe our operations.
DuPont Pioneer and S&W Seed Company today announced an agreement for S&W Seed Company to acquire DuPont Pioneer alfalfa germplasm, as well as alfalfa production and research facility assets for a purchase price of up to $49 million over a period of several years. The first portion of the sale is expected to be completed on Dec. 31, 2014, pending conditions to close, including financing.
Results are in for World Ag Expo's Top-10 New Products competition. The winners will be showcased Feb. 10-12, 2015, during the 48th annual World Ag Expo in Tulare, California. A group of judges made up of farmers, ranchers and industry professionals selected the top-10 new products.
The Department of Transportation’s Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Dec. 10 granted five regulatory exemptions for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) operations to four companies representing several industries that promise to benefit from UAS technology.
The American Seed Trade Association (ASTA) last week unveiled results of research commissioned by the seed industry, revealing that consumers under appreciate the role of seed and seed improvement in their lives, until they are presented with specific examples of the environmental, economic and health benefits of seed.
The winners have been chosen in our 2014 hay photo contest! We had an enthusiastic response with 58 entries scattered among three categories showcasing unique photos from hay country all across rural America. Let me introduce you to this year’s winners.
For our 2014 hay photo contest, we had an enthusiastic response with 58 entries scattered among three categories. Check out this slideshow to view all the entries. FG
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