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Wyoming hay field

Award-winning Wyoming producer maximizes resources with sainfoin

July 10, 2015
Cassidy Woolsey
Passing through the southeastern region of Wyoming, or any part of the state for that matter, you wouldn’t believe some of the world’s most valuable hay is grown there.
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corn harvest

Impact of fiber technology-inoculated silages on dairy ration

July 9, 2015
Bill Seglar
Research shows that bacterial silage inoculants do more than preserve forage nutrients in the silo. Understanding the important benefits inoculants can provide prompted DuPont Pioneer researchers to fully explore the science that supports their value in the ration.
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John Deere 5E tractor

John Deere releases new 5E and 5ML tractor models

July 8, 2015
Like a boxer fighting above his weight class, the new four-cylinder 5E and 5ML series tractors from John Deere pack a lot of heavy-duty power and versatility for utility tractors of their size.
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Southern Forages – Fifth Edition textbook

Fifth edition of Southern Forages textbook now available

July 6, 2015
Heralded as the highest selling forage management book in the U.S., Southern Forages – Fifth Edition (by D.M. Ball, C.S. Hoveland and G.D. Lacefield) is now available. It is published by the International Plant Nutrition Institute in Georgia.
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alfalfa market trends

Hay market trend update for June 2015

July 2, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
Below are the hay market conditions for the week of June 26, 2015.
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RFD-TV ventures into politics

June 26, 2015
The RFD-TV founder and president, Patrick Gottsch, says of the 2016 presidential election, “I don’t feel the urban media is asking the questions important to the 27 million households who choose to live in rural America.”
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Thank you, foragers: Why we celebrate #NationalForageWeek June 21-27, 2015

June 19, 2015
Americans like to eat. Thoughts of our next meal hit us at least three times per day, not to mention snacking. And yet, in all our food consumption, most of us rarely think about what our meal ate before we ate products from it. Enter National Forage Week.
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Poll: Most have not tried LED lights

June 19, 2015
Most Progressive Forage Grower readers have not tried the new LED lights on their implements.
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Kuhn GMD 280 mower

Kuhn North America announces new GMD Premium mowers

June 18, 2015
As successors of the Kuhn GMD 600, 700 and 800 mowers, the new GMD 240, 280 and 310 mowers offer increased durability, more features and simpler operation.
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When mob grazing is not mob grazing

June 17, 2015
Bruce Anderson
Mob grazing is popular. If you aren’t mob grazing yourself, you know someone who is mob grazing. Or are they?
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