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Preparing hay equipment for the season requires careful attention to detail, but proactive maintenance is worth the time saved in the fields during harvest.
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Across the Fence: Cowboy stress
Stress is unavoidable. But are there healthy and unhealthy ways of dealing with it? You bet.
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CattleFax: Corn and hay production are on the minds of producers as we prepare for a dry year
We are all wondering the same thing: What will this year bring for farmers in grain, oil, energy and hay production? Keep reading to get some insight for the 2024 market predictions.
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No crystal ball needed to plan for the future
Whether the U.S. cow herd starts growing in the next year or not, you can know how to prepare for your feed and nutrition needs by knowing what your operation’s short-term growth plan looks like.
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Challenges and nutritional opportunities during cold stress
As temperatures drop and cows’ nutritional requirements increase, producers should find ways to make sure their herds consume enough quality feed to maintain good health.
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Cattle handling 101: 7 strategies for optimal winter feeding
Applying the best management practices to your winter feeding program is key to reducing feed waste.
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Putting forage test results to work for your herd
Getting the most out of your feed requires more than a good forage test. Producers need to do all they can to ensure they’re feeding the right hay to the right cow at the right time.
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Back to basics: Supplementing the cow-calf herd during winter
Asking yourself these four questions will help you determine whether your cows are getting the nutrition they need this winter.
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