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Without warning: Strategies for drought

February 4, 2015
Bruce Anderson
Tornado warnings, winter storm warnings and severe thunderstorm warnings – these weather events are familiar to all of us. But have you ever heard of a ‘drought’ warning? Drought is sneaky. You know it’s going to happen; you just don’t know when. All is going well; you have a little dry period; and before you know it and without warning, you’re in a drought.
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What farmers need to know about seed-saving laws

January 31, 2015
Tiffany Lashmet
In 2012, Indiana farmer Vernon Hugh Bowman found himself before the U.S. Supreme Court in a battle over planting his soybean seeds on his 65-acre farm.
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Soil sampling: Develop a plan, get the kits and get it done

January 31, 2015
Nicole Carutis and Delbert Voight
The basis for high crop yields comes from a proper crop nutrition program and fundamental soil testing. Recent surveys indicate that 20 percent of the fields in Pennsylvania do not have a current soil test. With high crop yields, the plant food contained in the soil is depleted more rapidly.
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How to use data from forage trials

January 31, 2015
Chad Hale
The purpose of this article is to discuss how producers should view forage trial data and what to look for when studying the numbers. Some trials are useful and some aren’t; the question is how to tell the difference.
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Increase farm employee engagement, with no ring involved

January 29, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
When we talk about employee engagement, it doesn’t include a diamond ring, but it does imply more than a casual connection.
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Pasture improvements for your spring to-do list

January 29, 2015
Jim Gerrish
With spring right around the corner, you may be thinking about what needs to be done to bring your pasture vigor and productivity up a notch or two.
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Old premise, new research in plant density tolerance

January 29, 2015
Martin O. Bohn
The world population reached seven billion people in 2011. By 2050, it is projected that a global population of nine billion people will need to be fed.
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Farm management: Business-first families or family-first businesses?

January 29, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
Have you ever heard any of these thoughts expressed, or maybe they crossed your own mind?
  • “If Dad would just give up some power ….”
  • “If Mom would just say what’s on her mind ….”
  • “If the kids just had a work ethic ….”
  • “If he hadn’t married her, we’d be fine.”

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Sampling strategies to deal with hay quality variability

January 9, 2015
Bruce Anderson
Livestock diets are developed to provide what is believed to be the appropriate balance of nutrients to produce a specific outcome in animal performance. Nutrient content of feedstuffs is matched to the dietary needs of the animal to create each ration.
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Who makes the seed decision?

January 2, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
In another set of questions, producers were asked about decision-making processes.
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