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Double Dutch into new forage options

January 31, 2022
Martha Hoffman Kerestes
What started as a time-saving decision about five years ago has led to a journey of soil health improvement and more flexible ways to produce forage for a dairy and feedlot.
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Alfalfa’s role in sustainable agriculture

January 31, 2022
Emily Meccage
In recent years, there has been a resurgence in sustainable farming practices and related research, driven mostly by increased interest in improving soil health, nutrient recycling and carbon sequestration.
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How long will baleage keep?

December 31, 2021
Heather Smith Thomas
Baleage (as opposed to harvesting forage as bales or silage) has advantages for many producers.
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The fundamentals of profitable forage production

November 30, 2021
Randy Welch
With all cuttings complete and field work wrapped up, winter is a great time to review what worked and what didn’t on your alfalfa acres so you can make changes and tweak plans for next season.
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The function of forage in the ration

July 9, 2021
Sundee Holtman
Function. A word with seven definitions, one being “a group of related actions contributing to a larger action.” Forage. A word with four key functions.
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Only as good as the sample you submit

April 2, 2021
Valerie Tate
Soil fertility testing is a valuable tool to optimize forage production. Applying too much fertilizer is not an economically or environmentally sound practice, and inadequate fertility or improper soil pH can limit forage production.
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Forage management: Salad bar or salad bowl?

April 2, 2021
Sam Groce
Have you ever stopped and considered which you prefer, a salad bowl or a salad bar? If you get salad from a salad bowl, you reach in with the tongs and pull out whatever vegetables the chef decided to put in the salad.
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Winter forage: Not winter grain nor a cover crop

February 1, 2021
Thomas Kilcer
Winter forage is a crop that is rapidly increasing across the Northeast, central U.S. and in eastern Canada. It is a winter grain forage specifically grown for high-producing dairy cows in a high-forage diet.
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Wild yeasts: A perennial problem How to mitigate and prevent spoiled silage for the future

September 14, 2020
Renato J. Schmidt

Throughout the summer, many dairy consultants have seen farm teams challenged by aerobically unstable 2019 ensiled forages and high-moisture grains, which were grown under several levels of stress.


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Using key indicators on the farm to optimize quality of forages

June 12, 2020
Joseanne Belanger-Naud and Catherine Delorme Tetreault
Optimal forage management, from harvest to feeding, is essential to improve milk production, minimize health problems and increase farm profitability.
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