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Baker Angus

Constant learning is the key to Oregon ranch’s success

October 30, 2017
Carrie Veselka
Jerry Baker started Baker Angus in 1982. What started out as a small plot of land that had housed his father’s dairy has, after 45 years, grown to 900 acres of hay and cropland that comprises the home ranch in Vale, Oregon.
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Sorghum nears maturity

Integrating forage sorghum into a traditional silage system

October 30, 2017
Scott Wohltman
The use of summer annuals is nothing new to most U.S. producers. In fact, these products have been used with great success in forage production and as cover crops for decades.
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Power loss costs thousands

October 30, 2017
Justin Keller
In the near future, the infrastructure of the power companies will not be able to handle the load. As we all know, it seems we are all at the end of the line when it comes to power.
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Corn plant

Cost analysis: Rock fertilizer vs. poultry litter

October 30, 2017
William T. Halleran
I have often wondered, and have been asked several times, about the dollar value of poultry litter products as they relate to the cost of traditional rock fertilizers. I myself have used poultry litter in the past, with mixed results.
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Cattle grazing in the snow

Picking apples off the grazing tree – Part III The stocking rate – hay feeding trade-off

October 30, 2017
Greg Halich
In the first article of this series (Picking apples off the grazing tree: When grazing isn't profitable), we went over extended-season grazing at a conceptual level to help understand that as we push extended-season grazing further into the winter,
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3 open minutes with Cori Wittman

October 30, 2017
Lynn Jaynes
Cori Wittman is the daughter of Dick Wittman, owner of a 20,000-acre dryland crop, range cattle and timber operation in northern Idaho and private business management consultant (Wittman Consulting).
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Why Americans need Thanksgiving in 2017

October 30, 2017
Cassidy Woolsey
Thanksgiving: It’s the only day deemed appropriate for bringing out larger plates, loosening your belt and gorging yourself like a 900-pound steer that recently discovered corn.
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No skirting the issue: Women in agriculture

October 30, 2017
Lynn Jaynes
“More advertising in agriculture should be directed at women. They’re making a lot of the financial decisions on farms.”
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World Forage Analysis Superbowl 2017

October 30, 2017
The World Forage Analysis Superbowl evaluated a record-breaking 1,066 entries and presented awards to top finishers at the World Forage Analysis Superbowl awards luncheon, sponsored by Mycogen Seeds, at World Dairy Expo on October 4th.
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Two producers switched to switchgrass and thrived

October 30, 2017
Here’s the problem: Summer annuals were providing great forage, but in Tim Willis’ and Robbie Tate’s low ground, there were just too many issues. There was standing water at times, floods at others, just not an easy place to grow forage – especially annuals.
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