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Secretary Perdue announces USDA improvements for customer service and efficiency

September 11, 2017
Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue announced on Sept. 7 the realignment of a number of offices within the USDA in order to improve customer service and maximize efficiency.
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Hay Market Report: Challenges include hurricanes, fire and smoke, drought

September 11, 2017
Dave Natzke
Late August and early September threw more curveballs at hay growers, with hurricanes hitting the Gulf Coast and Southeast, fire and smoke impacting haying activity and hay quality in the Northwest, and the drought lingering in the Northern Plains.
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Smoky skies impact hay

September 8, 2017
Dave Natzke
Hay marketers have reported Pacific Northwest fires and smoke are impacting hay quality, mainly due to discoloration.
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Poll: Most readers use silage inoculants

September 7, 2017
Most Progressive Forage readers use silage inoculants.
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frosted corn

Timing the harvest of frosted corn for silage

September 7, 2017
Gene Gengelbach
For most grain and livestock producers, the only time you want to hear “frosted” and “corn” in the same sentence is when you are thinking about breakfast cereals. However, due to late planting in many areas and cooler than normal temperatures in August, frosted corn may be a reality in many locations. Will your crop mature before it frosts?
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cover crops

Truisms for successful cover crops

September 7, 2017
Daren D. Redfearn
Without question, the interest in cover crops is for soil health benefits. However, using cover crops as a tool to improve soil health is a long-term investment with additional costs of production. It is necessary to understand that changes in soil health resulting from cover crop management can take several years or decades to happen.
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RoGator 1300c

Equipment and tools: September 2017 new product rollout

September 4, 2017

AGCO rolls out RoGator C LiquidLogic system

AGCO introduces the RoGator C Series self-propelled row crop applicators and all-new LiquidLogic system. The new technology-loaded, user-friendly RoGator and liquid application system deliver innovations needed to meet the needs of today’s crop production industry, professional applicators and farmers.
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An eclipse from nature

September 1, 2017
Erica Louder
It is like describing a car to a caveman – there is just not a point of reference to build common ground. There is nothing else like experiencing a total solar eclipse.
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Round bales in the field

All hay is not created equal

August 31, 2017
William T. Halleran
Hay is often priced by what your neighbor is selling it for down the road. After all, if their price is cheaper than yours, they will probably make the sale before you. But are the consumers really getting what they paid for?
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Cattle grazing small grains

Decision factors for small-grains grazing

August 31, 2017
Kim Mullenix
It is hard to believe the winter months will soon be upon us. This time of year can be challenging for cattle producers in the Southeast because of the fall forage gap experienced during the late fall and early winter months.
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