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Goats control pasture invasive plants

June 2, 2015
Kelli Boylen
Goats offer a natural alternative for control of invasive species, even for hard-to-manage brush such as red cedar and multiflora rose.
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Panelists Mike Baker, Roy Brubaker, Morgan Hartman, Dave Hardy and Ryan Fibiger .

Opportunities for contract graziers

May 29, 2015
Tamara Scully
Contract grazing might be the norm in the western U.S. But in the Northeast, it is an innovative, fledgling concept.
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Balancing cattle and land in the heat of the drought

May 29, 2015
Cassidy Woolsey
According to Henry Giacomini, a successful beef operation is founded upon the principles of balance – economics, cattle management and land health.
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Controlling brush in pastures and fencerows

April 30, 2015
Byron Sleugh and S. Ray Smith
It is usually a major accomplishment and a good feeling when we finally get around to doing some brush control on our property.
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Economic predictions for agriculture in 2015 and beyond

March 30, 2015
Lynn Jaynes
Robert Utterback, an agricultural economist, addressed a packed room at the National Farm Machinery Show held in Louisville, Kentucky, in February.
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"Improve family communication to benefit farm and family"

March 27, 2015
Leslie A. Forstadt
There is a common misconception that because family members are in business together, things will go smoothly.
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Is your operator’s manual still in shrink wrap?

March 27, 2015
Mike Wiles
Please don’t tell me your operator’s manual is only taken out to use as a temporary booster seat. With farm equipment becoming more and more computerized and high-tech, many farmers marvel at what new machines can do.
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Farm bill decision-making time

February 28, 2015
Robin Reid
As a forage producer, you may be wondering what all the hype is about with the new farm bill.
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Forecasting and conserving forages

February 28, 2015
John Binversie
Have you taken time to forecast your forage needs for the coming year? Don’t hesitate; now is the time to put together an inventory of every animal that eats forage on your operation and create a budget of forage needs for the coming year.
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Managing your farm business in tougher times

February 28, 2015
Mike Boehlje and Jim Mintert
The business climate for the farming sector is transitioning from a period of unprecedented prosperity, particularly for the grain sector, to a much less robust period.
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