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Organic hay – is it right for you?

February 8, 2017
Glenn Shewmaker
With the low hay prices of 2016, some producers may be thinking of trying to get into the organic hay market. Organic farming systems rely on practices such as cultural and biological pest management, and virtually prohibit synthetic chemicals in crop production and antibiotics or hormones in livestock production.
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Planting crops

Soil health, soil quality, soil organic matter … so what?

January 31, 2017
Daniel Hudson
Given the tenor of the soil health buzz, however, one could not be blamed for assuming that with proper management, one could turn a compacted clay soil into something with the color, consistency and taste of chocolate cake, and the productivity of the Nile River Delta.
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Feeding in the cold

Coldest job on the farm

January 31, 2017
Lynn Jaynes
I don’t care who you are, standing at farm auctions has to rate in the top ten in a list of coldest jobs, especially when they’re auctioning all the household junk off first.
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Helping the farm survivor

January 31, 2017
It is said that the only certainties in life are death and taxes. While it is a tough topic to talk about, planning for the continuation of a farm following the death of the farm’s caretaker needs to take place. I find it frustrating to hear about a farm that goes without an estate plan.
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Cattle grazing in a pasture

5 frequently asked pasture questions

January 31, 2017
Jeff Lehmkuhler
In the upper transition zone, most of our pastures consist of cool-season forage species. There are some natives that have been reintroduced; however, the vast majority of the forage acres are improved with Kentucky 31 tall fescue.
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Chopping corn

Corn silage decisions in lean years – save a buck or lose a bushel

January 31, 2017
Andrew Frankenfield
Milk price has a significant impact on agriculture across the U.S. Lower prices in the past year has dairy farmers asking, “What inputs can I cut back on to reduce my cost of production and not greatly reduce my yield?”
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Farmers dashboard

Reading the farm’s dashboard: Business skills producers often lack

January 30, 2017
Lynn Jaynes
Some years you make money; some years you don’t – that’s the nature of agriculture, right? Not so, says Nate Riggan, certified public accountant and owner of Pointguard Financial.
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Raking and baling hay

Prepare a hay management plan

January 30, 2017
Robert Fears
It is hard to reach your destination if you don’t know where you are going. This statement is certainly valid for a vacation or business trip, but it also applies to operation of an agricultural enterprise.
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Wheat and summer fallow: Is that the only option for stocker systems in the Southern Plains?

January 30, 2017
James Rogers
The Southern Plains region is typically subjected to hot, dry summers followed by a moist, warm fall and spring. However, in the last couple of years, high spring rainfall has caused flooding in many areas – which is highly unusual.
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What a teaspoon of healthy soil contains

When the dust settles: A case for soil

January 30, 2017
John Hibma
No matter what a farmer may be growing – whether it is grasses, or legumes that will become animal feed, or cereal grains, or fruits and vegetables that will be consumed by humans – none of these crops would be possible to grow were it not for healthy soils.
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