Forage Production
Targeted dormant season grazing can help reduce invasive annuals and help improve the density of native perennial plants.
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Preview feeds’ future with the power of data
Reviewing tracked data from what has been harvested can give us a better idea of what to prepare for when we begin feedout.
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Frost seeding clovers into tall fescue pastures provides multiple ecosystem services
Ball, crimson, red and white clovers can be successfully frost seeded into tall fescue pastures as a strategy to create a grass-legume mixture and to improve pasture and livestock responses.
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It may not seem like much
By delaying grazing slightly in early spring so the grass grows taller and increases its DM percentage by a modest 20%, we boost the amount of energy available for lactation by 34%.
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Embracing failing wheat acres
With winter approaching, it may be hard to watch the weather destroy your winter wheat crop. Being prepared and having a backup plan may save your sanity.
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Will your fertilizer spreader be ready for go time?
Comprehensive checklist for end-of-season dry applicator equipment inspections.
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How did the 2023 alfalfa seedings survive the summer?
There are economic benefits to turning over low-yielding stands and taking legume credits and rotational benefits rather than keeping the low-yielding field.
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Don’t leave money in the field
At the end of the day, high-quality forage means a healthy herd and a better bottom line.
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Pivot irrigation rolls forward with new technology
The new technology can save wear and tear on your pivots and optimize the crop and is completely customized.
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Spotted lanternflies hitchhiking across the country
The secondary effects of spotted lanternflies impact forage producers' secondary sources of income as well as farm equipment and infrastructure.
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