The question is simple enough, but so many times our actions lead to the exact opposite of what we really need or want in our lives.

I recently spent a week back in Madison, Wisconsin attending World Dairy Expo. I really enjoy getting out and hearing what forage producers have to say.

Over the last few weeks I have spent time on the phone with forage producers concerning the current dairy situation and the economy in general.

The letters below are in regards to the August 11, 2009 issue of Progressive Forage Grower

I would like to be the first person to welcome everyone to Progressive Forage Grower.
This has been a project several years in the making and everyone who works behind the scenes at this magazine is excited to see it come together.

For ten years now, Progressive Hay Grower has been a part of bringing our readers information about quality hay production throughout the U.S.

Over the last several months I have discussed with many people the pros and cons of biotechnology. I have sat in lectures, read a number of papers and listened to parties debate back and forth on this subject.

Ready or not, 2009 is already a month old and not getting any younger. Compared to the beginning of 2008, we have a very different set of parameters headed into this growing season.