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Equipment Hub: Record it – don’t lie about your memory

Once the silage season is done and the equipment is parked, it’s time to shift gears from harvest to maintenance. Conduct a full inspection, record wear patterns and focus on mechanical issues while they’re still fresh – because next season’s harvest depends on what you do right now.
October 20, 2025
Brad Nelson

When the silage is done and the chopper is parked, the race to the next harvest has already started. Will your machine be ready – or will you be popping the hood next fall, wondering what went wrong?


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Forage Market Insights: Quality, quantity and market cues

October 17, 2025
Marian Viney

As of October 2025, U.S. hay and forage markets are shaped by regionally divergent drought conditions, with alfalfa prices trending lower and grass hay prices fluctuating widely.


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Mowing matters: Timeliness tips for maximizing forage yield and quality

Mowing may seem routine, but timing is everything. The moment the cutter bar lowers, forage quality starts to fade – making mowing one of the most critical decisions in feed management.
October 17, 2025
Jessica Williamson

Mowing isn’t just mechanical – it’s strategic. And timing can make or break your feed value, animal performance and bottom line.


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Don’t let it go to waste: Storing hay correctly for efficient feeding

November weather patterns vary dramatically – from Kentucky’s rainy 50ºF days to Montana’s snowy, near-freezing conditions. With the forage harvesting season behind farmers and ranchers, attention turns to preserving hay quality through smart storage choices.
October 16, 2025
Sawyer Fonnesbeck

November brings a shift in priorities for forage producers and livestock owners alike. As temperatures decrease and precipitation increases, safeguarding baled hay becomes a vital investment for winter nutrition.


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Paying attention to manure

Even in uncertain times, one thing holds true: Informed farmers make better decisions. Manure analysis is a smart way to track fertilizer value, but it all starts with proper sampling.
October 15, 2025
Scott Fleming and Dustin Sawyer

As the crop year winds down and uncertainty looms for 2026, one thing remains clear: Informed farmers make better decisions.


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Winter grazing considerations

Winter grazing decreases feed costs by allowing livestock to harvest their own forage, but nutritional balance is key. Animals need more than dormant grass – diverse pastures with legumes, forbs and grasses support body condition, reproduction and overall performance.
October 13, 2025
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery

Winter grazing isn’t just a cost-saver – it’s a smart strategy for livestock health and performance.


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Producer-led Watershed Program causes ripple effect

Wisconsin’s producer-led Watershed Program put farmers at the forefront of conservation. With state funding and local collaboration, it’s grown to support 49 groups improving soil and water quality. By 2025, its success inspired efforts across the Midwest, proving that farmer-driven solutions can ripple far beyond state lines.
October 9, 2025
Lynn Grooms

With state funding and local collaboration, Wisconsin’s producer-led Watershed Program has grown to support dozens of groups improving soil and water quality. By 2025, its success inspired efforts across the Midwest, proving that farmer-driven solutions can ripple far beyond state lines.


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Peterson Farm wins big at World Forage Analysis Superbowl

Peterson Farm of Illinois wins big out of 232 entries from 12 states to claim the World’s Forage Grand Champion title at the 41st World Forage Analysis Superbowl. Their baleage entry earned them recognition from Legacy Seeds during the World Dairy Expo luncheon.
October 8, 2025

Champions were named during the World Forage Analysis Superbowl! See who took home top honors in forage analysis.


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AI and its role in weather forecasting for the modern farmer and rancher

Agriculture is evolving fast. With AI-driven tools such as smart sensors, predictive analytics and deep-learning weather forecasts, farmers and ranchers are making data-backed decisions.
October 7, 2025
Sarah Patterson

Discover how predictive analytics and deep-learning weather forecasts are helping farmers and ranchers outsmart nature’s toughest challenges.


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October 1, 2025 Progressive Forage digital magazine

October 1, 2025

The latest issue of Progressive Forage magazine is available. To view, make sure you're logged into your agproud.com account. If you do not have access, click "Subscribe" in the top-right corner of agproud.com to add permission to view.


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