There continues to be a lot of interest in corn silage harvested with a self-propelled forage harvester (SPFH) equipped with an after-market processor having cross-grooved processing rolls set for 2- to 3-mm roll gap and greater roll speed differential than has typically been used (32 percent versus 21 percent).

Birdsfoot trefoil has been commercially available in the U.S. since the 1930s. Every student of forages learns that it is one of the few bloat-free legume options for pastures.

Are you in the market to replace or upgrade hay equipment? When making the decision, one should consider how the new piece or pieces of equipment fit into the “hay-making system.”

After feeding cornstalks, probably the lowest-cost way to feed cattle in the fall and winter is to stockpile forages.

Any hay producer can attest to the fact that consistently producing and delivering high-quality hay is the key to a successful business.

There is a common misconception that because family members are in business together, things will go smoothly.

What’s the best way to store round bales? While all bales should be stored in a well-drained location, there’s unfortunately no definitive answer as to the “best” storage system.