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Getting maximum nutrition from mixing alfalfa, grass stands

May 15, 2013
Gary Nowaczyk
Mixing grass with alfalfa stands has long been a popular choice for farmers who produce dairy feed.
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Common sense sustainability?

March 31, 2013
Jim Paulson
With the world population recently passing the seven billion mark, many questions have been asked concerning the ability of our planet to feed this growing population. It is predicted that in the next 40 years, two billion more people will be eating on Earth.
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Land brings liability exposure

March 31, 2013
Peggy Kirk Hall
Land is often the primary asset of a farm or ranch business, but it is also a major source of liability exposure. Harm to a person on the farm property can bring liability for medical bills, lost wages, attorney fees and other costs.
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Tile maintenance will keep your fields well-drained

March 1, 2013
Christina Curell
Tile drainage has proven to be an effective way to use farmland that, in past generations, would have been overlooked for production because it was too wet.
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Reduce variability in forage testing with different laboratories

February 18, 2013
Bill Seglar
When samples from the same silo or haystack are submitted to two laboratories, reports can produce disparities in data.
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Making alfalfa work in Arkansas

January 1, 2013
Dave Wilkins
Alfalfa isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when people think of hay production in Arkansas.

Fescue and bermudagrass are the forage crops of choice here.

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Management skills

January 1, 2013
Steve Isaacs and Jack McAllister
Management is an explicit process. It can be taught, and it can be learned. It takes time, dedication and self-discipline. Management is often the difference between success and failure.
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Marketing and selling hay

January 1, 2013
Rocky Lemus

Hay is an important crop in any area where cattle, sheep and horses are present. Certain areas of the southern U.S., from Texas and Oklahoma to Georgia, are in the midst of a hay deficit due to severe drought conditions.

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Tips for alfalfa seed selection decisions following drought

January 1, 2013
Chad Staudinger
Coming off a challenging growing season, it is important for alfalfa growers to pick seed for next year that will deliver the most benefit, and that means high yield potential to most farmers.
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Safety recommendations when baling, handling round bales

January 1, 2013
Dennis J. Murphy

When baling and handling large round bales, you must recognize and understand potential hazards and follow the manufacturer’s operating recommendations for each piece of equipment you use.

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