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Smart financial management with high prices

July 14, 2014
William E. Edwards
Only occasionally do forage and livestock producers see record-high prices and profit margins for extended periods of time. Even though prices for feed, seed and fertilizer are also at historical highs, many farm and ranch families will find themselves with more than the usual amount of cash left over in 2014.
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Earthworm and other soil-dwelling invertebrates

Managing pasture and range soil health

July 14, 2014
Ciji Taylor
As world population and demand for food rise, keeping soil healthy and productive is of paramount importance.
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Deficit irrigation of alfalfa during drought

July 14, 2014
In a study conducted in 2005, Steve Orloff, farm advisor, UC Cooperative Extension, Yreka; Dan Putnam, alfalfa and forage specialist, UC Davis; and Blaine Hanson, irrigation specialist emeritus, UC Davis explored the drought tolerance qualities possessed by alfalfa.
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Forages and manure – a match made in heaven?

July 14, 2014
Shabtai Bittman and Derek Hunt
It’s a most natural cycle. Forages are fed to livestock that produce manure, and manure is returned to the soil to provide the nutrients to produce the next crop. After all, it’s what has happened on pastures and rangelands for millennia.
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Moving farm equipment on the road

July 14, 2014
James DeDecker and Bruce MacKellar
For forage operations, harvest season comes more than once each year, and timing is critical.
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Grass silage considerations

July 14, 2014
Lynn Jaynes
Some aspects of ensiling remain constant, whether it’s corn, grass or alfalfa. Fermentation, for instance, of all silages is about the same. There are, however, some differences in harvest processes for grass silage.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: A warm dog and frozen boots

July 14, 2014
Brad Nelson


Tip, named for the white end of his tail, had to be a master of PR. Dad told me that Tip was on my lap being petted on his ride to our house as a weanling pup. I don’t remember the trip, so I must have been younger than 3 at the time.
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Mechanics Corner: Round bale wrappers

July 14, 2014
Curt Hoffman
Three types of bale wrappings are used with large round bales – twine, net wrap and plastic wrap.
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My beef with the Constitution

July 14, 2014
Paul Marchant
My daughter Anna is in her junior year in college as a political science major. She’s strayed a bit off the family path in terms of her college career, but we still allow her to come home – on occasion.
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Spreading manure on alfalfa during summer

July 11, 2014
Bruce Anderson
When manure needs to be spread during summer, sometimes the only place available is an alfalfa field. Manure can provide valuable nutrients to alfalfa, particularly phosphorus, potassium and boron. This may increase alfalfa yield or reduce fertilizer costs. Alfalfa also will absorb the nitrates from manure, reducing the risk of environmental contamination. But manure can cause problems for alfalfa.
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