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Drought impacts forages

High and dry: Drought changes forage and affects livestock

March 29, 2018
Janna J. Kincheloe and Kevin Sedivec
In the Northern Great Plains, 70 to 75 percent of annual precipitation is received between April and the end of June. Rainfall during this period is critical in order to have a “normal” or “above normal” year in terms of forage production.
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A researcher is surrounded with pollinators in a seed productin field

Forage breeding in Texas provides forage alternatives

March 29, 2018
Monte Rouquette Jr. and Gerald R. Smith
Forage plant improvement programs in ryegrass, small grains and forage legumes have been and continue to be an integral part of beef production research.
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Soil health = plant health = animal health

March 29, 2018
Don Wirth
It is amazing the difference in animal health on different pastures. In many cases, this can be attributed to plant health, which is a product of healthy soil. In the major commodities, there is lots of talk of cover crops for several reasons; one is soil health. With a healthy soil, there is less plant diseases and in some cases, even less insect pressure.
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Outside hay storage recommendations

March 29, 2018
Don Ball
Research trials in the eastern U.S, in which large round bales are stored outside without protection for six months or more, found dry matter losses of 30 percent or greater to be common.
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Established alfalfa

Keys to successful alfalfa establishment

March 28, 2018
Glenn Shewmaker
An adequate stand of plants with high vigor is necessary for high yields and the opportunity for high forage quality. Profitability during stand life is largely determined by the establishment phase of alfalfa production.
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Using a tedder to help with drydown on late-season grass hay.

The quest for high-quality hay continues

March 28, 2018
Michael J. Thomas
Today’s producers continue to strive to produce the highest-quality hay possible. Although the age-old challenges to cut, dry, bale and store the crop as quickly as possible have not changed, production techniques and equipment continue to evolve to aid the producer in overcoming these challenges.
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Teff grass research plots at Washington State

The growing demand for low-carb horse hay

March 28, 2018
Natalie Shaw
The forage needs of the equine industry are changing, presenting forage growers an opportunity to adapt operations to profit from an emerging niche market.
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Climate change

Climate change may confuse plant dormancy cycles

March 28, 2018
Lauren Quinn
A sustained warming trend heats soils, which tells plants to grow, but day length tells them it’s not time yet. Research looks at how plants are coping with fluctuations.
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Hooking up a three-point hitch disc mower

March 28, 2018
Mike Seckinger
Disc-type mowers have revolutionized hay mowing by eliminating cutter bar clogs and by increasing the speed at which an acre of hay can be mowed. Disc machines come in pull-type models, with or without conditioners, and three-point-hitch-mounted models, with some manufacturers offering attached conditioners.
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How the new tax law affects farm equipment trades

March 6, 2018
Paul Neiffer
Tax codes on equipment trades just got trickier. Under old tax law, a farmer could trade in farm equipment and recognize no gain or loss on the trade. For example, assume a farmer has an old combine worth $200,000 and trades it in for a new combine worth $500,000. The $200,000 trade value is essentially ignored and the tax cost basis of the new combine is simply $300,000 (the net cash paid).
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