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Drought-stressed corn silage: What you can expect

With the ongoing drought, it's important to keep in mind what challenges feeding drought-stressed corn silages may present.
November 10, 2022
Bruce Ziegler

The 2022 growing season has been quite variable in many parts of the country.


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Evaluating grazing risk in a drought year

Water shortages can lead to nitrate and prussic acid issues that need to be considered during grazing.
November 7, 2022
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery

This year, with the severe drought taking hold in many areas, producers grazing sorghums, sudangrasses and millet varieties were cautious about nitrate and prussic acid toxicity.


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Fall signals time to revitalize soil health

Without the right below-ground environment and structure, soil can’t support maximum plant performance of today’s high-yielding crop genetics.
October 18, 2022
Greg Binford and Carl Bruice

Fall soil assessments and sampling can provide insights into soil health so growers can work with an expert to devise a plan that revitalizes the soil microbiome.


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Spreading the wealth of dry manure with proven precision ROI

October 18, 2022
Jack Zemlicka

Adoption of advanced application technology is providing an economic alternative to costly commercial fertilizers, while also organically building soil biology.


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Genetics open the door, management determines how far

Soil compaction impacts root depth and available water. It can severely limit available nutrients.
October 18, 2022
Thomas Kilcer

Soil compaction impacts root depth and available water. It can severely limit available nutrients.


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Maintenance in the dormant season

Although many producers are not concerned about production during the dormant season, there are a few options that can extend the grazing season.
October 18, 2022
Patrick Keyser

Native warm-season grasses will be fully dormant by late October and do not break dormancy again until late March in the Mid-South.


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Where hay is plentiful for interstate movement, what about weeds?

While undesirable for purity and "invasiveness," even if unpalatable, many of the common and troublesome weeds that detract from quality can provide more than 6% crude protein and more than 50% TDN toward an animal’s daily intake needs.
October 17, 2022
Melissa A. Bravo

While undesirable for purity and "invasiveness," even if unpalatable, many of the common and troublesome weeds that detract from quality can provide more than 6% crude protein and more than 50% TDN toward an animal’s daily intake needs.


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Hay cubes for the back country

October 5, 2022
Heather Smith Thomas

Sometimes the farm focus has to change and bend a little to negotiate marketing curves. But it's better to bend than break.



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Cattle and pollinators’ mutually beneficial relationship

The relationship between pollinators and grazing livestock on rangelands is often underappreciated. But thanks to research being done across the Great Plains, ranchers will be able to better understand how they and pollinating insects can help each other.
September 5, 2022
Tyrell Marchant

Everybody and their dog knows pollinators are vital to the overall ecological health of the Earth. But just how important are they to livestock producers in particular? Perhaps just as pivotally, can grazing livestock not only coexist but be a benefit to these insects?



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