The only way to truly know the nutrient content of hay is to submit a sample to a forage testing lab and have it analyzed. This information can assist you in making feeding decisions for various stages of production and potentially marketing your hay at a greater price.

Having dealt with livestock and horses pushing on fences, I understand the time, money and effort it takes to maintain a fence. On the topic of fences, have you taken the time to truly understand your state’s regulations regarding fence maintenance and the livestock that may get out of those enclosures?

Hay represents a major component of most winter feeding programs for cow-calf producers. To develop a successful, cost-effective supplementation program, it is critical to test hay.

Dairy cull cows marketed through U.S. slaughter plants in May lowest since 2008.

Sixteen states including Texas, Idaho and Kansas boosted milk production a combined 418 million pounds in April.

Tail-heavy trailers can "wag" the tow vehicle all over the road, potentially leading to ditch or median upset parking.