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Sorghum-sudan as an alternative summer forage for the Southeast

Warm‑season annual forages such as sorghum-sudan, pearl millet, sunn hemp and cowpea offer superior nutritive value and daily gains compared to perennial warm‑season grasses. They can support 2 to 3 pounds of gain per head per day and high stocking densities when managed intensively.
January 21, 2026
Maria Elena Maihos and Marcelo Wallau

Warm‑season annuals are gaining attention in the Southeast as producers look for higher‑quality forages that outperform traditional bahiagrass and bermudagrass.


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Yvonne Becker and Mathieu Fréchette from Halte De La Montagne: A start based on complementarity and diversification

A Quebec couple created a multi-faceted dairy business with passion and innovation.
January 21, 2026
Anne-Marie Saint-Germain

In the Quebec agricultural landscape, some stories stand out for their boldness, resilience and vision. That of Yvonne Becker and Mathieu Fréchette, co-owners of the Halte De La Montagne farm, is one of them.



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Country artist Hailey Whitters highlights dairy in recent album campaign

Bringing agriculture to the bright lights of Nashville, Hailey Whitters works with dairy organizations for her latest album cover and subsequent campaigns.
January 21, 2026
Matti McBride

Butter busts of cows, dairy princesses or other prominent regional figures often populate state fairs across the country. Spectators “ooo” and “ahh” at artists’ hard work, displayed in a large, cooled glass case. For many, it’s a cool sculpture. To Hailey Whitters, 2023 Academy of Country Music Awards New Female Artist of the Year, it became inspiration.


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Midwest/North: A little better is still better

January 20, 2026
Travis Meteer

The constant talk of the cattle markets and market volatility has put a lot of anxiety into decision making. I have found myself trying to be a steady voice in consultations with producers, reminding them that a little better is still better.


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South Central: Things to consider when selecting bulls

January 20, 2026
Jason Banta

When it comes to selecting bulls, there are several factors to consider. Additionally, some factors that should be emphasized will vary depending on the type of operation and how cattle are marketed.


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Pastures need TLC

Pasture decline is typically linked to imbalances in soil fertility, grazing interval length and species composition. Quantifying rest periods, monitoring residual heights and correcting nutrient deficiencies can rapidly improve stand vigor. This article outlines the core management levers that most influence forage yield, persistence and nutrient-use efficiency.
January 20, 2026
Lynn Grooms

A warm, dry fall followed by sudden near‑record snowfall has left many Midwest pastures at higher risk for winterkill.


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How is this year’s corn silage feeding?

Making yourself aware of the impact of the growing environment each season through early sampling and testing is the first step to benchmarking silage annually and addressing those impacts.
January 20, 2026
Jim Smith

Understanding and implementing all the best management practices every season for producing high-quality corn silage that are under your control is critical. Making yourself aware of the impact of the growing environment each season through early sampling and testing is the first step. Benchmarking it annually and addressing those impacts with proven and cutting-edge technology will provide the consistency your herd thrives on and is critical to your bottom line. 


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Celebrating breeding efforts with Evergreen Dairy Resort

A focus on employee buy-in, culture and dedication leads to award-winning reproduction at Wisconsin dairy.
January 20, 2026
Maura Keller

Outside of the farming community of Antigo, Wisconsin, Evergreen Dairy Resort has been operating for nearly 20 years, growing significantly and improving the dairy’s breeding efforts along the way.


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A regenerative look at root causes in farming

Understanding soil biology and treating root causes – not symptoms – can improve crop health, reduce inputs, and build long-term economic and environmental resilience.
January 19, 2026
Shilo Bingham

Economics in farming have been challenging for the past few years. What knowledge and intelligence do you have this coming year to adapt and do something new for yourself or for your farm?


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Federal estate tax and gift tax limits announced for 2026

Estate and gift tax thresholds will shift again in 2026, offering time for farm families to pause and think about the future. Even in states with their own estate or inheritance taxes, the real work of succession planning is less about numbers and more about protecting the legacy built over generations. Starting early gives families room to talk, prepare and shape a transition for those involved.
January 19, 2026
Paul Goeringer

New federal estate and gift tax limits for 2026 are set, making this a good time to revisit your long‑term transition plan.


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