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Measuring dry matter in ensiled forages

September 28, 2012
Noelia Silva-del-Río

In a recent study conducted at three California dairies, researchers observed that most of the variation between the ration fed and the ration formulated was explained by unaccounted changes in ingredients’ dry matter (DM).

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Mitch Baltz hay

Arkansas cattlemen target 300 grazing days

September 28, 2012
Dave Wilkins
Mitch Baltz used to feed hay more than 100 days every year, just like most Arkansas cattle producers.

Today, he feeds hay less than 50 days a year. Some of the bales in his barn have been there for five years.

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Managing for forage quality: A key to forage profitability

September 28, 2012
Yoana Newman
In a grazing system, the practical measurement of forage quality is animal performance.
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McIntyre family farm Caldwell, Idaho.

Good farm management promotes healthy silage fermentation

September 28, 2012
Andrew Weeks
When Loren McIntyre was 17 years old, his father passed away, leaving young Loren in charge of managing the family dairy farm.

Now at age 55, the Caldwell, Idaho, man looks back to see how much things have changed.

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Quality and tonnage: Can a corn silage grower have it all?

September 28, 2012
Art Graves

As a corn silage grower, you may think you have to sacrifice tonnage in order to achieve high forage quality. But, in fact, a silage grower can have it all.

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Forage Folks: Product and equipment innovations

September 28, 2012

The dictionary defines an “innovation” as the action or process of innovating; a new method, product or idea. Our Forage Folks column this month features four recent innovations in the forage world.

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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Who upset Mother Nature?’

September 28, 2012
Brad Nelson
Years back there was a TV commercial for a margarine product that used the wordage, “Better than Butter.” It included a scene where “Mother Nature” was offered a taste of both butter and the new, improved “imitation yellow grease.”
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Mechanics Corner: Haying equipment end-of-season inspection, maintenance checklists

September 28, 2012

After a long summer in the hayfield, it’s tempting to simply back haying equipment into the shed for the winter without giving it a second thought.

However, conducting a thorough end-of-season inspection and writing down maintenance needs while they are still top of mind can be time well spent.

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Moving hay to China

September 28, 2012
Brad Nelson

Some 30-odd years ago we delivered baled alfalfa hay to an export hay cuber in Clarkston, Washington.

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Farmers turn to social media to find hay for sale

September 27, 2012

Farmers and ranchers are foraging for hay on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, reports USA Today. They're also hitting up Craigslist and other similar sites.  

Nebraska cattleman Gary Hanz told USA Today that he's looked all over the Internet for hay.

"Nobody's letting go of anything they've got because they're not going to have enough to support their own livestock," he said. "For what little there is, there's such a high price."


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