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Hay harvesting practices that protect wildlife

April 1, 2014
As far back as 1,000 B.C., alfalfa was the preferred feed for domesticated animals. Wildlife knew it was a preferred feed long before that and used it for cover and nesting as well.
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sprinkler

Purchasing farmland: What you need to know before you buy

April 1, 2014
John Blanchfield
Farming has been a very profitable business for the past decade. When there is a period of farm prosperity, the main asset farmers own – land – becomes more valuable as demand for farmland increases.
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Hay preservation with propionic acid

April 1, 2014
Wayne Coblentz
Most hay producers are quite familiar with the problems associated with baling moist hay. Normally, these problems include spontaneous heating, increased evidence of mold, loss of dry matter (DM) during storage, poorer nutritive value and (in extreme cases) spontaneous combustion.
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Pasture leasing: Miscommunication or contracts?

April 1, 2014
Ray Massey
A cattle producer wants to put 25 head of feeder cattle on a pasture you are not currently using. Envisioning 500-pound feeders, you estimate the pasture will feed 25 500-pound steers for three months, and you both agree.
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acreage

Forage trends and prognostication

March 6, 2014
Robin Newell
Based on the title, you might be wondering if prognostication is some kind of new forage management practice – and in a way, it is. Prognostication means “to predict, using current indicators as a guide.”


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Business climate for agriculture: Storm clouds on the horizon

March 5, 2014
Mike Boehlje
The U.S. farming sector has exhibited very strong financial performance during the past five to seven years in terms of income generation, cash flow and debt servicing capacity, and equity accumulation, but that strong performance has been accompanied by increased volatility.
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Digging deeper into soil health: Research on the horizon

March 5, 2014
Elise Brown
There’s something magical about turning a shovelful of soil in a pasture or an alfalfa field – the sound of the shovel slicing smoothly into ground, the rich smell of soil and the sight of wriggling earthworms.
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family

Commitment changes everything

March 5, 2014
Kevin Spafford
“It’s hard to find any help that isn’t as confused as we are.”

For Mark Davies, the middle-generation son in this farming family, it was a dubious beginning for what should have been a major step on the road to a more certain future.
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Greenchopped corn to cover forage shortages

March 4, 2014
Eric Mousel
Many areas of the country have been dry again this past summer, leaving livestock producers with short pastures and declining grass quality. For many operators, hay inventories are critically low.
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Bale high-moisture alfalfa for dairy cows

March 4, 2014
Earl Kennel
Feeding high-quality alfalfa hay to dairy cows is vital for maximum performance and efficiency. Alfalfa hay baled with more retained leaves will have a higher feeding value to meet the demand of dairy farms.
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