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Maximize value of corn silage with harvest timing

July 4, 2010
Selecting the right time to harvest corn silage is critical to producing high-quality forage for best livestock performance.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: Numbers game

June 30, 2010
Brad Nelson and Alicia Nguyen

1 The number of women I have been married to. I intend to keep this one forever. Among other things, I’m too old to start breaking in another one. Number One tells me I’m so set in my ways that another one would not want me anyway.

2 The times my son Dan out-shot me at a sanctioned handgun silhouette match. The first time it happened I told him to walk home. In thirty seconds he had five offers of a ride home that included stopping for ice cream on the way.

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Forage production equipment

Hay Expo provides new learning opportunities

June 29, 2010
The 2010 Farm Progress Hay Expo was held June 16-17 near Strawberry Point, Iowa.
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Youth grassland evalution contest

Missouri, West Virginia youth are best in their field

June 28, 2010
The 11th Annual Mid-America Grassland Evaluation Contest was held in Springfield, Missouri, June 8-9, 2010.
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Scouting silage corn: Advice and tips for a successful season

June 9, 2010
When scouting cornfields this summer, don’t forget your silage crops. Monitoring silage fields for weeds, diseases and insects and then taking proper corrective action can help maximize forage quality and tonnage at harvest time.
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Tales of a Hay Hauler: The pop-top

June 8, 2010
Brad Nelson and Alicia Nguyen

Pop cans have changed over the years, particularly the method to open either pop cans or those containing “barley pop.” Those very much younger than yours truly think a “church key” is the key that unlocks the door of a house of worship.

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Founding president of Idaho Hay and Forage Association passes away

June 4, 2010

Don E. Hale, 62, passed away on Thursday, May 28. Hale was a farmer in Blackfoot, Idaho, and a lifetime advocate of agricultural and water issues. In 1995, he served as the founding president of the Idaho Hay and Forage Association and welcomed all growers, no matter the size of their operation, into the membership.
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Cattle in grass

Beef producers: Follow these steps to improve pasture productivity

May 31, 2010


Do you consider yourself a beef producer or a grass producer?

For a long time, many cattle ranchers considered beef production Job No. 1.

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Cattle in pasture

Legume impact on stocker cattle pasture cost

May 31, 2010

Recent increases in production input prices, coupled with lower output prices, have adversely affected the profitability of beef cattle operations.

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Checking crops

Finding what works

May 31, 2010

In most instances, taking over a few distressed pivots and accompanying rangeland in the middle of nowhere wouldn’t exactly be considered a good idea.

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