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Obtain nitrogen from clovers

September 8, 2010

The cost of nitrogen (N) fertilizer has vacillated in recent years, but because production is linked to energy costs, the trend has mostly been upward.

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Fall pasture management: Understanding plant and root growth

September 8, 2010
Forage is a vital resource for a livestock operation. It is a cheap source of feed for grazing animals and the best way to stay economically viable. The basis of any successful livestock grazing system is learning to manage the forage or pasture within environmental limitations, grower skills and knowledge.
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Marketing your business based on feed quality delivered

September 8, 2010

Developing a fair and equitable method of charging for custom harvesting forage has long been a popular point of discussion. Most operations charge clients on a per-ton, per-hour or per-acre basis.

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Silo design considerations

September 8, 2010

Bunkers and trenches are among the most popular silage storage structures in large dairies and feedlots due to their economic attractiveness.

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Custom feed and forage production

September 8, 2010

Over the last few years there has been some increasing interest in custom feed and forage production.

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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Lessons of Life

September 8, 2010
Brad Nelson
In 1953 Henry Ford’s outfit built a marvelous Mercury automobile. It was the last year of the famous flathead V-8 engine, and in the Mercury it had 255 cubic inches; in comparison, its cheaper Ford cousin only had 239 cubic inches.
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Mechanics Corner: Preparation for harvest is year-round

September 8, 2010
One thing some farmers do well is preparation for harvest. My father was a small farmer that had as many as 300 acres at one time.
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To fence or not to fence?

September 4, 2010
The following is an excerpt from Genevieve Christ's blog, PAfarmgirl. Christ is a Penn State Cooperative Extension agronomist in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, and blogs about agricultural issues.
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Managing drought stressed corn

August 31, 2010
Drought and its effects are often part of growing corn. Although we can do little to influence the weather, we can make management decisions that minimize the impact of the drought on the utilization of the crop.
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Managing fall alfalfa cuttings delivers quality spring growth

August 31, 2010
Timing the final alfalfa cutting before mid-September offers regrowth opportunities to reduce the risk of winter injury, say experts at Pioneer Hi-Bred.
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