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Maximizing tons per acre when you can't add acres

With dairy herds expanding and heifer numbers tightening, forage growers must push more yield from fixed acres.
May 5, 2026
Marian Viney

When herds increase in size faster than acreage, overlooked nutrient gaps can quietly cap forage tonnage.


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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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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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Balancing potassium (K) management of alfalfa. When is too much indeed more than we need?

March 12, 2026
Jerry H. Cherney, Quirine M. Ketterings, and Joe Lawrence

Alfalfa is an important crop for many dairy producers in the Northeastern United States. When managed properly, alfalfa can bring in large quantities of high-quality and high-protein home-grown forage without the need for extra nitrogen fertilizer.


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Paying attention to manure

Even in uncertain times, one thing holds true: Informed farmers make better decisions. Manure analysis is a smart way to track fertilizer value, but it all starts with proper sampling.
October 15, 2025
Scott Fleming and Dustin Sawyer

As the crop year winds down and uncertainty looms for 2026, one thing remains clear: Informed farmers make better decisions.


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A new player in soil fertility

Nickel’s complex chemistry may be key to unlocking better soil biology.
August 12, 2025
Dustin Sawyer

Nickel plays a critical role in nitrogen metabolism – especially in legumes and urea-fed crops.


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Harnessing the benefits of manure in forage production

Using manure to fertilize crops is a practice that dates back to the dawn of agriculture. It also presents an opportunity to harness nutrients for crops, such as forages, potentially reducing or even eliminating the reliance on synthetic fertilizers in fields treated with manure.
April 22, 2025
Mario de Haro-Marti

The proper management of nutrients is fundamental to effectively use manure and reach the highest cost-benefit.


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Spring turnout and considerations for breeding season

Lush, green grass is exciting to both cattle and producers. But make sure your herd is getting all the nutrition they need to breed back for next year.
April 15, 2025
Chris Cassady

Cows return to lush, green pastures as we ponder the mating decisions of the upcoming breeding season. The present time is critical for quality nutrition because we are asking for the most from our cows during the annual production cycle.


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Calving season cocktails

Knowing how to properly supplement newborn calves can make all the difference. With the help of your veterinarian, you can formulate a plan to get those calves up and moving.
December 31, 2024
Megan Hindman and Beth Reynolds

As calving season progresses, we hear of miracle remedies that will get an unthrifty calf up to snuff in no time. Whether oral or injectable, it’s good to understand what the active ingredient in the “cocktail” is that may – or may not – give the calf a boost.


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Debunking 4 trace mineral myths

Trace minerals are inarguably an important component of a good cattle nutrition plan, but they should not be expected to solve all problems or answer all questions.
November 5, 2024
Jeff Heldt

Mineral mixes and supplements can be formulated with several trace mineral sources, each with advantages and disadvantages. There are some commonly held perceptions around trace minerals and their “benefits” that need attention in order to optimize performance, health and feed costs.


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