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Forage monitoring primer: Pasture or range, the principles are the same

When it comes to grazing management, monitoring both forage and animals is critical to getting the most out of your available resources and setting cattle and pastures up for future success.
October 9, 2025
David Callister

Cowboys and farmers tend to emphasize the differences between pasture and range, but when we bring it back to the plant level, there are more similarities than differences.


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Producer-led Watershed Program causes ripple effect

Wisconsin’s producer-led Watershed Program put farmers at the forefront of conservation. With state funding and local collaboration, it’s grown to support 49 groups improving soil and water quality. By 2025, its success inspired efforts across the Midwest, proving that farmer-driven solutions can ripple far beyond state lines.
October 9, 2025
Lynn Grooms

With state funding and local collaboration, Wisconsin’s producer-led Watershed Program has grown to support dozens of groups improving soil and water quality. By 2025, its success inspired efforts across the Midwest, proving that farmer-driven solutions can ripple far beyond state lines.


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Lait cru ou lait en poudre : quelle stratégie adopter pour vos veaux?

Une comparaison de l’alimentation lactée des veaux (lait cru versus lait en poudre) souligne l’importance du colostrum pour l’immunité et la rentabilité des choix alimentaires optimaux.
October 9, 2025
Jonathan Lévesque and Mario Martineau

 Il existe deux options pour offrir l’alimentation lactée aux veaux : le lait cru et le lait en poudre. Quelle est l’option la plus économique et la meilleure au niveau nutritionnel? 


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Nutrients, inventory and Mother Nature

Ranchers face many challenges with varying weather conditions. Managing nutrient requirements and feed inventory for cattle helps ensure consistent production and mitigates environmental impacts on cattle.
October 9, 2025
Troy M. Walz

Can you outguess Mother Nature? What is a “normal” year for weather? What do you consider a normal year? Every rancher has an idea in their mind what a normal year entails for their production cycle of cattle and grass for the area where they live and ranch.


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Why the placenta might hold the key to better breeding outcomes

Using new technology, researchers across the country are working to understand placental development and function in hopes of understanding pregnancy loss.
October 9, 2025
Kimberly M. Davenport

The placenta isn’t just a passive support system; it is an active, highly regulated organ that can make or break a pregnancy. The better we understand how it works, the better we can care for our cows and make smarter breeding decisions.



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Peterson Farm wins big at World Forage Analysis Superbowl

Peterson Farm of Illinois wins big out of 232 entries from 12 states to claim the World’s Forage Grand Champion title at the 41st World Forage Analysis Superbowl. Their baleage entry earned them recognition from Legacy Seeds during the World Dairy Expo luncheon.
October 8, 2025

Champions were named during the World Forage Analysis Superbowl! See who took home top honors in forage analysis.


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Priorité aux fibres : améliorer la digestibilité pour des troupeaux laitiers résilients et rentables

La digestibilité des fibres est un levier stratégique pour le succès des fermes laitières. En prenant les étapes pour l’améliorer, vous pouvez optimiser la fonction ruminale et protéger la rentabilité.
October 8, 2025
Jonathan Paré

La digestibilité des fibres joue un rôle essentiel dans la nutrition des vaches laitières, influençant directement la consommation de matière sèche (CMS), la santé du rumen et la production laitière. Au Canada, où les régimes à base de fourrages sont la norme, maximiser l’utilisation des fibres est crucial pour les performances du troupeau et la rentabilité de la ferme. 


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Planting the seeds of safety: Essential guidelines for tractor and equipment operation in agriculture

Farming equipment can be very helpful but also very dangerous. Take caution when operating machinery to stay safe.
October 8, 2025
Loretta Sorensen

Tractors and machinery form the backbone of daily ag operations. These powerful tools, however, come with inherent risks. Without proper safety protocols, they can lead to severe injuries or fatalities.


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Rethinking chromium: From transition tool to full-lactation asset for dairy cows

Chromium supplementation improves intake, energy efficiency and resilience, with research and on-farm results showing benefits extend beyond fresh cows to support performance throughout lactation.
October 8, 2025
Rick Brown

Chromium has become a useful addition to transition diets. Supplementing with 6 to 8 milligrams per cow daily has been shown to significantly boost dry matter intake, energy efficiency and cow resilience. New data shows that these benefits go beyond fresh cows, supporting chromium supplementation throughout the entire lactation.


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Engaging in Excellence: Adopt a Cow Program sparks connections with student teachers, ag therapy program, prison systems and beyond

October 8, 2025

How about encouraging a classroom in your community to adopt a 1,500-pound dairy cow as their mascot this school year? The Discover Dairy Adopt a Cow program is an exciting, year-long experience for classrooms across the nation.


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