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Ranch profits: Simple changes produce dramatic financial results

February 19, 2016
Loretta Sorensen
Dave Pratt, a ranch management consultant, brought South Dakota ranchers a message about three things that could improve their profits: one, lower overhead costs; two, improve profit margin per unit; and three, do more of what is profitable.
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Soil organic matter: The secret to successful farming

February 10, 2016
Dennis W. Hancock
The most important and least appreciated component of most farm operations is the organic matter in the soil. Some folks will read that first sentence, roll their eyes and stop reading.
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Fall-planted small grains, an early planting date most critical factor

Small grains as forage: Harvest or graze soon, not late

January 29, 2016
Daren D. Redfearn
Incorporating small grains offers many benefits for forage production; however, not all small-grain species are equal when it comes to forage production. There are substantial differences in terms of seasonality, cold tolerance and the ability of the species to be incorporated into existing cropping systems.
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And the younger-generation survey says ...

January 29, 2016
Terry Betker
Farm Management Canada is dedicated to providing leading-edge resources to enable Canadian farmers to make sound management decisions. Farm Management Canada partners with industry stakeholders including governments, public- and private-sector organizations and farm and commodity associations to promote and foster the development of excellence in Canada’s agricultural sector.
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Crop management: How to improve forage quality

January 28, 2016
Brian Springer
Essential for animal health and production, forage quality often receives far less consideration than it deserves. Sufficient animal nutrition is vital for improving gain, increasing milk production, striving for efficient reproduction and enhancing profit.
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Strip-till could be the happy medium

January 28, 2016
Becky Gillette
There are many dyed-in-the-wool no-till farmers who adopt that method of farming to save fuel, prevent soil erosion and reduce nutrient runoff. Then there are the traditional full-till farmers who favor tillage to get the best return on the time and inputs invested. Both methods of productions have their advantages and disadvantages, which can vary depending upon soil and climate.
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Examining a shovel of soil for healthy attributes

Soil health: One field, one shovel at a time

January 28, 2016
John Hibma
Agriculture would not exist were it not for soil. But the world’s most productive soil is slowly disappearing due to poor farming practices, topsoil erosion and urbanization.
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Baler-mounted equipment can measure and record

Forage trends and prognostication 2016

January 3, 2016
Robin Newell
Prognostication means “to predict according to present trends or signs.” What forage trends can you foresee impacting your operation in the future and how will you prepare to take advantage?
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Jake and Louie Lipton

Forage growers need to know their market

January 2, 2016
John Hibma
Forage, whether it is hay or haylage, grass or legume, continues to be in high demand for animal agriculture around the world. And U.S. forage growers must certainly consider themselves part of a global industry.
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Forage testing with greater accuracy than ever before

January 2, 2016
Dan Undersander
While those feeding animals have likely long recognized that leafy material produced more milk and fatter animals than stemmy material, the concepts of forage testing extend back only about 150 years.
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