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The 2011 American Forage and Grassland Council Conference was held June 12-15 in French Lick, Indiana, at the beautiful and historic French Lick Springs Hotel.
Mother Nature has really been playing tricks on all of us this spring. We have excess moisture in the form of flooding and rain which made it difficult to get into the fields to plant.
The USDA crop progress report released May 23, 2011 shows 79 percent of the corn acres planted in the top 18 states versus 92 percent in 2010, well behind the 2006-2010 average of 87 percent.
With wet fields and delays in planting, only 45 percent of the corn has emerged versus 69 percent in 2010.
Have you been following our Silage Season updates? We're following five producers from across the country during 2011 to see what kinds of things they have done in the past, how that might impact their silage crop this year and how things are going for them during this growing season.
With growers getting anxious to get out into the fields, we wanted to find out what kinds of pests or disease problems our featured producers were going to be looking out for this season.
If you are a parent, I think you’ll agree with me that one of the hardest life lessons to teach (or to learn, for that matter) is choice and accountability.
I have to confess, I’m not a person who enjoys numbers. I’m pretty good at balancing the checkbook and setting up budgets for our home, but would much rather make a scrapbook page or play the piano.
The USDA crop progress report released May 23, 2011 shows 79 percent of the corn acres planted in the top 18 states versus 92 percent in 2010, well behind the 2006-2010 average of 87 percent.
With wet fields and delays in planting, only 45 percent of the corn has emerged versus 69 percent in 2010.
Have you been following our 
