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Why sustainable branding matters for dairy farms, custom applicators

Branding your dairy production or custom application business as environmentally friendly positions you to anticipate a long future of working with the land.
June 19, 2026
Katie Kelderman

Highlighting that your company is investing in a sustainable future shows end consumers and local neighbors that your company plans to still be operating to see that future. Fortunately, best practices for beneficial and efficient manure application often lean on the side of being environmentally friendly when done with care.


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What does the Iran conflict have to do with forages?

Fertilizer markets remain unstable as the Iran conflict disrupts shipping and delays global supplies. Even with a quick resolution, North American availability will lag due to bottlenecks and infrastructure repairs.
April 7, 2026
Ralph Pearce

Global turmoil is reshaping fertilizer supplies just as spring fieldwork ramps up.


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Better bahiagrass is possible with effective establishment

Ongoing trials are testing the nutritive and economic values of different bahiagrass varieties as a grazing forage.
March 27, 2026
Jonathan Kubesch, Kyla Neal, and Daniel Rivera

Besides spray recommendations, pasture plantings contribute to the volume of calls that extension agents and specialists get in the spring. What should I plant? Where can I find the seed? How should I get seed in the ground?


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April 2026 new product rollout

March 26, 2026

Check out the latest products from New Holland, Vermeer and Kuhn.


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Don’t overlook potassium needs in forage systems

Potash supports root growth, winter hardiness and disease resistance while regulating water use during drought and activating key growth enzymes. Adequate potassium also improves carbohydrate movement, strengthening regrowth after grazing or cutting.
March 23, 2026
Mike Howell

Potassium is the quiet workhorse of forage nutrition, driving stress tolerance, regrowth and overall stand longevity.


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Weekly Digest: Class action lawsuit alleges price fixing in the U.S. fertilizer industry

March 16, 2026
Karen Lee

In the news affecting dairy farms the third week of March 2026: A class action lawsuit alleges price fixing in the U.S. fertilizer industry, most of the U.S. rented farmland is owned by non-farmers, and an agreement between Ecuador and the U.S. improves dairy market access.


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Insiders outline impact of Iran conflict on gas prices, fertilizer

Energy and economy analysts fear a longer showdown in the Strait of Hormuz will have much greater impact on agricultural producers through the year.
March 13, 2026
David Cooper

Far away from the Strait of Hormuz, the new oil crunch prices are hitting closer to home.


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A regenerative look at root causes in farming

Understanding soil biology and treating root causes – not symptoms – can improve crop health, reduce inputs, and build long-term economic and environmental resilience.
January 19, 2026
Shilo Bingham

Economics in farming have been challenging for the past few years. What knowledge and intelligence do you have this coming year to adapt and do something new for yourself or for your farm?


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Field-scouting Idaho ag: 2025 in review

Agronomists across the state report on varied yields and bleak prices for 2025.
December 12, 2025
Julia McCarthy

“The ag community is all suffering. We all know this,” says Brandon Vining, president of ProGro Agronomy in St. Anthony. Agronomic outcomes differed by region, but low commodity prices and high input costs have most producers (outside of the beef industry) tightening their belts and hoping for better times.


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Reviewing realistic rotational grazing

Rotational stocking increases forage use and pasture health, but it’s not a cure-all. Sustaining a cow on a single acre ignores limits of forage growth, seasonal variation and soil fertility. True success comes from balancing stocking rates with yield and integrating rotation with soil management, diverse plantings and flexible planning.
December 11, 2025
Jonathan Kubesch

Rotational stocking improves forage use, but it can't overcome the biological limits of pasture growth. Meeting animal demand requires aligning stocking rates with forage yield.


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