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Hay feeding season will be here soon. Before it arrives, livestock producers can take actions that will enable them to use their hay resources efficiently as well as prepare for even the worst storms.
Every now and then on an ag online forum, I run across something that I can sit on no longer; it has to be shared. The first incident I’ll share with you has been modified slightly (with the author’s permission) to make it family friendly and to protect the identities of those family members who, bless their hearts, are doing their best to help.
Digi-Star introduces the WeighLog for wheel, telescopic and skidsteer loaders. This system provides a user-friendly, onboard weighing system that can be used for loading, check weighing and simple batching.
Innoquest Inc., a designer and manufacturer of sensors and measurement instruments, has released the SpotOn Temp Probe, which was created for large agricultural and commercial operations that require accurate, quick temperature measurements of hay bales; compost, forage and mulch piles; stored grain; and soil.
Wet, rainy weather conditions are beginning to cause headaches for farmers. Besides the obvious delay in harvest, additional moisture is negatively affecting grain and cornstalk quality for cattle producers who normally utilize the crop residue to extend the grazing season, according to a University of Illinois Extension beef educator.
New Holland’s new generation of LM Series telehandlers has been completely redesigned to deliver improved performance together with premium operator comfort.
It is that time of year again: Harvest is over, and plans are underway for next year’s cropping enterprise. One choice to make soon is which seeds to plant. This is not an easy decision, because so many options exist.
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