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BMR hybrids for corn silage: Profit per cow, profit per acre

May 14, 2012
Jim Paulson

Over the past decade, dairy producers have increased their use of corn silage as a forage source in dairy rations.

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Corn shredlage for dairy cows

May 14, 2012
Luiz Ferraretto and Randy Shaver
Garnering much recent interest by dairy producers and their nutritionists has been a new method of harvesting whole-plant corn for silage.
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A vortex forage and biomass sample dryer

May 14, 2012
Dennis Buckmaster

Moisture measurement of forages is important during both harvest and feeding. Inaccurate moisture measurement during hay harvest can lead to mold, excessive dry matter and quality loss, heat generation and even fire.

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Tales of a Hay Hauler: ‘Because I want to’ should be a very good thing

May 14, 2012
Brad Nelson

It was Christmas time. It was snow country. Mom, Dad, kids and the huge dog that seemed to live just for the kids were ready to open presents.

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Mechanics Corner: Suggestions for safe baling

May 14, 2012
Sam Steel

During a typical summer day you won’t travel too far into the countryside without noticing a local farmer putting up some hay. Or, as the old saying goes, “making hay while the sun shines.”

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Just do something

May 11, 2012
Lynn Olsen

I would encourage you to think of at least one thing to try during the upcoming forage season that will help you become more profitable. Don’t look at all the things you’re not doing; just focus on the one improvement you’re trying to make and see what happens.



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Optimize forage NDF with proper cut timing

May 11, 2012
Robin Newell
When harvesting your alfalfa hay the goal is to optimize nutrient content and maximize tonnage. Harvest timing is critical to striking this balance.
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Alfalfa weevil update

May 11, 2012

051112_weevilThe southeast portion of Wisconsin is entering that time period when third and fourth instar alfalfa weevil larvae can be found. An increase in the amount of defoliation may be seen.  Fortunately, the cooler weather has given the alfalfa a chance to get caught up and cutting, an excellent form of cultural control, has started in some areas.  Revisit fields with elevated first crop defoliation within four to five days of cutting.
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Spring black stem found in many Michigan alfalfa fields

May 11, 2012

051112_alfalfaIn checking spring growth of alfalfa fields this spring, it was noted that there were many established stands with extreme weed pressure. Upon further examination, the alfalfa plant itself was observed to have black spots on the stems and lower leaves. Alfalfa samples were taken to Michigan State University Diagnostic Services and were determined to be infected with spring black stem, a disease caused by a fungal pathogen, Phoma medicaginis var. medicaginis.
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Nebraskan wins Case IH Scout utility vehicle

May 11, 2012


051112_case_winnerKorey McHenry of Grand Island, Nebraska, is the new owner of a 2012 Case IH Scout utility vehicle. McHenry was the winner of the 2011 Case IH Fall Farm Show promotion sponsored by Case IH and CNH Capital. The Scout was displayed at the 2011 Farm Progress Show, Husker Harvest Days, Big Iron Farm Show, Ohio Farm Science Review, Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show, Agri-Trade and Sunbelt Ag Expo.
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