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Most livestock producers can tell you the exact day they will be out of hay.
The current hay situation has put extra emphasis on harvesting as much high-quality hay as possible this hay season.
Just over the hill from founding father James Madison’s Montpelier plantation in Virginia sits Kenwood Farm, a tour stop on the American Forage and Grassland Council 2013 spring tour.
Mike Haedt, a certified crop adviser based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, has spent the better part of 40 years educating his growers to understand alfalfa’s genetic makeup, the importance and significance of the plant’s growth environment and how to swing the “production pendulum” in the direction of better yields – even in a drought year.
Purdue University is launching ISOBlue, an open-source project that aims to provide farmers with easy access to agriculture data. Aiming to free farmers from vendor-controlled data, the product provides information, via smartphone, by the industry-standard ISOBUS port located on tractors, harvesters and equipment.
Few farming operations invite as many different opportunities for injury or fatality as a silage program.
Silage-related tragedies know no age boundary, as workers and bystanders of all ages have been injured or killed during silage harvest and feedout.
Pivotal Fencing Systems introduces the Wand Gate, which allows producers to cross-fence circular pivot fields and pastures and solves many of the problems associated with cross-fencing circular pivots.
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