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How to avoid burnout and improve time management

December 31, 2010
An owner’s responsibilities for running a small business can seem overwhelming. As a result, the delicate balancing act of allocating time to work on the business, as well as in the business, can result in too little time for family, personal interests and self-care.
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Testing forages for beef cattle rations

December 31, 2010
Forages are a primary energy feed source. From a forage standpoint, as plants mature, fiber increases. Fiber is less digestible than other plant parts and fiber digestibility declines as plants mature.
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Inspect, repair, replace farm tires

December 31, 2010

Proper tire maintenance on farm machinery and implements is important for improving efficiency, and now is a good time for farmers to look at maintaining or replacing tires, say a Purdue University agricultural engineer.

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How to determine cost of hay production

December 31, 2010
Most hay producers want to produce hay as profitably as possible. Establishing economic goals is the first step towards profitability. Once goals are established, farmers benefit by developing a management mindset centered on a business approach.
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Making hay for the export market

December 31, 2010
Brad Nelson
The exporters have grown over the last thirty years from a wild experiment to a major market for Pacific Northwest hay. This new market has been a boon to both hay growers and domestic users of alfalfa hay.
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Dick LeCocq

Trefoil, grasses match haymaker’s management and markets

December 31, 2010

His farm, like most in east-central Minnesota, was carved out of the forest in the late 1940s. Much of the acreage has never been plowed due to too many rocks.

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Seizing opportunities with planned grazing

December 31, 2010
Thomas Edison wrote, “Good fortune is what happens when opportunity meets with planning.” My good fortune, managing grasslands that resemble the lost prairies, has come through the inspiration and mentorship of many graziers throughout the country.
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Grazing corn

December 31, 2010
Brown midrib (BMR) is probably the biggest advancement in crop breeding since hybrid corn. While the discovery of BMR at Minnesota in 1924 predates commercial hybrid corn, it has taken a long time to realize its value.
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Selecting the right corn silage hybrid

December 31, 2010
For dairy farmers, selecting the right seed for corn silage is essential for efficient, profitable milk production. Most dairy farmers are working with a finite number of acres, so it is crucial those acres generate the greatest value of high-quality corn silage. After all, on a dairy farm, an acre of ground is not for making silage; it is for making milk.


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Jan. 1, 2011 issue: Silage Season 2011

December 31, 2010
0111fg_silage_1Introducing Silage Season…

One of my favorite columns in Progressive Forage Grower has always been our “In Your Own Words” feature, where we ask producers around the country a question about their operation or production practices. It’s interesting to see how things are the same and how they are different for growers, learn about their successes and challenges and maybe even pick up a tip or two about something you could incorporate on your own farm.

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