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It’s all about the details

August 1, 2011

Lynn Olsen

It’s always fun to pick out the photos or artwork that will appear on the cover of Progressive Forage Grower.

Ranch’s forage impresses conservation specialists

August 1, 2011

Loretta Sorensen

Gene Gibbs has a smile on his face when he walks through his pastures on the GB Ranch in south-central Iowa, just outside the small town of Promise City.

Production costs versus feeding value of forages

August 1, 2011

Jeremy Kichler and Curt Lacy

Determining an equitable price for purchased forages is a necessary but often uncomfortable topic of discussion for feed growers and purchasers.

Better soil health creates healthier, higher-tonnage alfalfa

August 1, 2011

Ron Chamberlain

Healthy, high-yielding, long-lasting stands of alfalfa need a healthy soil, with a good balance of nutrients, moisture and oxygen, as well as active soil biology in the soil profile.

Setting, adjusting stocking rates to meet production goals

August 1, 2011

Glen Aiken

Management decisions that impact forage availability, such as forage species/cultivar to plant, fertilizer and weed control needs, along with herd genetics, are very important to the bottom line of any cattle farm.

Quality forage integral to Buresh Dairy Farm success

August 1, 2011

Patricia Lawson

Nestled in the northwest corner of the Dairy State sits Buresh Dairy Farm.

A fifth-generation operation, Buresh Dairy Farm is managed by Roger, his wife, Barb, and their sons, Jeff and Joe.

Choosing the right hay trailer for you

August 1, 2011

Del Williams

When a farmer or rancher has to clear fields of round hay bales before moisture ruins them, there’s nothing that does the job like a hay trailer.

Wrap and stack’ for unrivalled baled silage quality, efficiency

August 1, 2011

Martin Maye

Baled silage is becoming more and more popular in the U.S. as the preferred method to preserve the nutritional feed value of an ensiled crop.

Aug. 12 2011 issue: Silage Season 2011

August 1, 2011

When do you anticipate harvesting your corn silage crop? What do you look for to know it’s time to chop? Will you use an inoculant?

It’s almost hard to believe we’re talking about harvest, but the way the summer is flying by, it will be here before we know it. As we spoke with our producers this month, all agreed that the use of an inoculant is important.

Free silage: Getting more from the same

August 1, 2011

Caley Heiman

Feed budgeting is an important part of all livestock systems, so you may be looking at the crops you have grown for silage and wondering how many tons of dry matter you will need to feed the cows.

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