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Entry deadline for forage contest is Sept. 6

August 16, 2012

The entry deadline for the 29th Annual World Forage Analysis Superbowl and last chance to win more than $22,000 in cash prizes is just around the corner. Silage entries for standard and brown midrib corn silage categories must be received by Aug. 16. All other forage samples – including dairy hay, haylage, baleage, commercial hay and grass hay – must be submitted by Sept. 6. Call (715) 758-2178 or click here for rules, the entry form and further details of the contest.
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Wisconsin governor calls for temporary haul permits for overweight loads

August 15, 2012

Governor Scott Walker has directed the state Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP) and Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) to take immediate steps to assist drought-stricken farmers.  Due to prolonged drought conditions, DATCP Secretary Ben Brancel has called on WisDOT to authorize issuance of Agricultural Emergency Permits that will allow the transport of heavier loads of hay bales along most state and local roadways.
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Harvesting drought-stressed soybeans for forage

August 15, 2012
Mike Staton
Some soybean producers may be considering harvesting severely drought-stressed soybean fields for forage this summer. This is not an easy decision and producers should consider the value of the soybean grain compared to the value of the soybean forage. Other considerations include impacts on crop insurance payments, federal disaster aid and feeding restrictions for all pesticides applied to the soybeans.
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Volac acquires silage additive company ECOSYL Products

August 15, 2012

Dairy nutrition company Volac has acquired ECOSYL Products Ltd, the U.K.-based silage additive market leader with subsidiaries in the U.S. and Canada. The deal includes the North-Yorkshire-based company’s laboratory and manufacturing facilities. The acquisition will strengthen Volac’s position in the international silage additive marketplace and complements the existing Volac offering, which includes Megalac and milk replacers.
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Hopper burn symptoms on alfalfa

Yellow, stunted alfalfa may not be entirely due to drought

August 14, 2012
Fred Springborn
Livestock producers concerned about the availability of hay and haylage this year need to scout and potentially treat alfalfa fields for potato leafhoppers. Potato leafhoppers damage alfalfa plants by piercing the leaf surface with its stylet and sucking out plant juices. As it probes, potato leafhoppers injects a salivary toxin that affects plant cells and disrupts vascular tissue.
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Are you an expert?

August 14, 2012
Lynn Olsen

I think many of our producers could and should be considered “experts” in their craft. Years of experience have given them opportunities to learn what works and what doesn’t. They have made improvements on their farms based on those lessons and hopefully will continue to do so in the future.  But what do you do when presented with a new challenge, perhaps something you’ve never seen or experienced before?


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Forage brassicas for livestock

August 14, 2012
Doo-Hong Min

Forage brassicas can be used to extend grazing seasons if they are planted in late July to mid-August.

The term “brassica” covers turnip, kale, forage rape and swede, and brassicas are cool-season annuals that have high protein (15 to 20 percent crude protein) and digestibility (65 to 80 percent).

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Nick and Sam Moxley

Entrepreneur brothers start farming businesses

August 14, 2012
Alisa Anderson Raty
In 2007, the National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) found that in the U.S. the average age of a farm’s principal operator was 57.
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New salinity-tolerant forage crops

August 14, 2012
Donald Miller

Salinity is a growing problem on farmland in many parts of the western U.S., ranging from the Dakotas to the arid Southwest. The increase in salinity in these regions is adversely affecting crop productivity and in some cases making portions of fields unprofitable or unfarmable.



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Alfalfa frost

Fall alfalfa harvest requires risk assessment

August 14, 2012
Dave Wilkins
Hay growers have traditionally been advised not to harvest alfalfa when the cutting is likely to take place four to six weeks before the first killing frost.

Harvesting at that time can put the crop at increased risk of winterkill.

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