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Assessing the 2025 growing season while anticipating the 2026 outlook

Weather conditions changed dramatically during the course of the last growing season, with drought easing in some areas while emerging in others. By winter, attention had shifted eastward, where new dryness raised concerns for soil moisture heading into the next growing season.
December 26, 2025
Marian Viney

The 2025 growing season saw drought recede in the west, only to emerge east of the Mississippi, setting up an uncertain 2026 outlook as producers brace for shifting moisture patterns.


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Alfalfa: A misunderstood crop in the West’s water crisis

Alfalfa has frequently been portrayed negatively in discussions about water consumption in the western U.S. Media reports often blame this crop for depleting vital resources in dry areas. Such claims oversimplify a complex issue and overlook the essential contributions of alfalfa to agriculture.
April 10, 2025
Emily Meccage

Nationwide, 14.6 million acres are cultivated for alfalfa. Critics argue this is too much for regions with limited water, yet they fail to compare these numbers to other staple crops. 


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Don’t focus on pin-up forages

February 1, 2021
Lynn Jaynes

“Many variables require many plans but only a few basic principles,” said Alltech representative John Winchell at an Ontario Forage Council 2020 webinar.


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