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Articles by Jim Vanderlinde

How we used M&M’s to determine if we were getting a uniform mix with our additives

January 3, 2017
Jim Vanderlinde
Have you ever wondered if those additives you put in the feed at such low inclusion rates actually make it to each cow?
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A forage wedgie: Managing BMR and conventional varieties in the same pile

September 2, 2016
Jim Vanderlinde
What are you going to do with that BMR you planted this spring? The seed is already in the ground. You put it on your best ground to make sure it would grow. There is no turning back now. The stuff grew; you even sprung for the fungicide.
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Finding $20,000 in a mud hole: A grazing solution

June 30, 2016
Jim Vanderlinde
There seems to be two viewpoints when it comes to grazing. It is either grain is poison, or grass is poison. Maybe those are just the loudest voices from either end of the spectrum, and we don’t hear much from the views that lie somewhere in the middle.
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