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How a forage 'uh-oh' turns into award-winning haylage

October 7, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

When winterkill hit the alfalfa fields, Legacy Farms grew award-winning mixed grass haylage instead.

Fortitude

September 30, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

Navy SEAL training has become legendary, and having no personal experience, I have to take at face value the accounts of those who have. In his book Fortitude: American Resilience in the Era of Outrage, Dan Crenshaw describes a portion of training called “drownproofing.”

Hemp production in the western U.S.

September 11, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

In an industry that’s changing as rapidly as a landslide in an earthquake, no matter what figures presented in this writing, it’s only a snapshot of one point in time.

Always carry your mud boots

July 15, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

While several factors contribute to rainfall variability, if the tropical cyclone events were taken out of the data set, the annual mean rain from other events has not increased.

Harvest logistics panel shares their pinch points

July 14, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

Double KS Farms LLC “Every minute counts,” said Jim Schmidt. Schmidt and his family run Double KS Farms LLC, an 8,000-acre no-till grain farm near Manhattan, Kansas.

Profit or profiteering? Amazon and eBay mislead wide range of pesticides claims

June 11, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

Internet buying makes it all too easy to push products on unsuspecting public – and Amazon and eBay got caught.

Viruses

April 30, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

Remember when we were on the learning curve for computer viruses? It seemed, at the time, no matter what protection system I used, the fix-it guy and I quickly got on a first-name basis. We trauma bonded.

Ag warms up to solar power

April 30, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

There are plenty of places in the U.S. that are “off grid,” (off the electrical power grid, that is). If you’re 80 miles east of Tonopah, Nevada, you’re so far off the grid it’s difficult for even the lizards to find you.

Rethinking pull-type sprayers

April 10, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

Manufacturers are seeing an uptick in pull-type sprayer sales. Manufacturers of sprayers weighed in on this trend at a National Farm Machinery Show panel earlier this year.

Farm technology coming your way

March 31, 2020

Lynn Jaynes

When ag engineers get together, it’s not as though competition among brands disappears, but the focus is really more about ag engineers cheering each other as they try to “figure stuff out” to make it better.

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