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As useful as a lead balloon

July 14, 2016
I’ve started this editorial four times. The problem is: I keep changing positions. Are farm simulations useful or detrimental?
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Corn silage, high-moisture corn and snaplage … Oh my!

July 14, 2016
Michelle Windle
High-starch feeds can encourage excellent milk production by providing a great energy source to cows, but they may seem intimidating to producers. Ensiling feeds such as corn silage, high-moisture corn (HMC) and snaplage bring additional challenges to silage fermentation because these feeds are high in starch and can differ in moisture content.
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View of a farm with a drone

Diving into drones

July 14, 2016
Nate Dorsey
Until recently, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), or drones, were primarily viewed as either a “cool toy” or the “latest and greatest” piece of technology only owned by the largest and most cutting-edge farms.
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Creek is well-protected by a reparian zone

Land management practices conserve water in drought

July 14, 2016
Robert Fears
As torrential rain pelts my office window in Central Texas, I have brief moments of wishing it would stop. Thunderstorms and steady downpours have limited or completely halted outdoor activities for the past three days.
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Ryegrass bales

Beat the rain with baleage

July 14, 2016
Melissa Beck
The adage “make hay while the sun shines” is hard to live by when your goal is high-quality harvested forage, especially in the spring and early summer when conditions such as mild temperatures,
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Round bales

Making hay: Balancing time and money

July 14, 2016
Chris Penrose
Over the years, I have had various discussions with hay producers on whether we should try to improve fertility in our hay and pasture fields or try to get more forages from nearby farms. There are advantages and disadvantages to each.
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Hay for sale

New hay customers? Bring them on

July 14, 2016
Becky Cook
Finding new customers is an issue many business owners struggle with – and hay buyers and sellers are no exception. So how do you find new customers?
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Comparing corn silage hybrids

July 13, 2016
Eric Young
Corn hybrid selection on a dairy farm is an important consideration. When it comes to nutritional quality in a dairy ration, not all corn is created equal. Yield, starch content, starch digestibility, fiber digestibility and other nutritive characteristics vary depending on hybrid genetics.
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Meadow fiscue with red clover

What do you know about meadow fescue?

July 13, 2016
Daniel Hudson
Is there someone in your life who occasionally reorganizes your possessions without prior consultation? If so, you are probably familiar with the joy of rediscovering prized possessions.
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Silage harvesting

Hit the silage harvest ‘sweet spot’ for a BMR home run

July 13, 2016
Bill Sutliff
When it comes to corn silage harvest, timing is always important. For BMR hybrids, proper harvest timing is even more critical.
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