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Ensure your feed budget is used responsibly

As volatile markets push nutrient costs higher, consider diet options, market trends, ingredients and milk markets to manage your feed budget.
February 8, 2023
Katie Smith and Bill Weich

As volatile markets push nutrient costs higher, consider diet options, market trends, ingredients, and milk markets to manage your feed budget. 


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The relationship between stress and safety on the farm

How to recognize common signs of stress in yourself and others before it starts affecting safety on the farm.
February 4, 2023
Emily Krekelberg

Farm safety and personal health go together. The ability to stay safe impacts health; the ability to stay healthy impacts safety.


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Farming out the financials

When a farm or ranch grows, it can be difficult to keep up with the financial management areas of the business. In such cases, it may be wise to outsource at least some of the financial and accounting tasks.
January 24, 2023
Erica Louder

While agriculture extension has and continues to provide solid financial resources to teach farmers "in-house" accounting and finances, with growth, a farm or ranch must determine if and when to seek outside help.


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How much pasture do I need?

The previous year’s drought severity and grazing pressure is important to consider when developing a grazing plan for this year. Understanding how to set stocking rates will prevent further damage to pastures.
January 19, 2023
Ryan Benjamin

Determining how much pasture is needed for summer grazing can be difficult. There are many factors that affect pasture productivity including last growing season’s conditions.


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Trends transforming the industry in 2023

While mechanical technologies continue their development, it’s the digital technologies we will see driving the most change within agriculture.
January 13, 2023
Ron Baruchi

The agricultural industry looks much different today than it did hundreds of years ago. Mechanization changed agriculture’s reliance on human labor and horsepower. 



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Choosing the correct corn maturity

January 12, 2023
David Sass

20-60-20, do you recognize that ratio? Clue: corn hybrids. Here's some advice for you as you plan your corn crop this year.


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Improving your leased land experience

January 1, 2023
Joy Hendrix

Improving land while on a lease can be challenging, but Josh and Tara Morris have a few tips and tricks to share based on their experience. 


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Winter forage management means business strategy

While we all get anxious during the winter months and feel as if there must be something we can do out in our fields, preparing a good strategy for the upcoming growing season may just be the most proactive thing to do.
December 7, 2022
Rebecca Kern-Lunbery

Winter management for forage producers looks quite different from the rest of the year. Many might feel as if there must be something they can do to get a jump on next season.


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Maximizing the value of integrated crop and livestock systems

Integrating livestock and crops means working at the right scale and using today’s tools and technologies to reach the economic, environmental and quality-of-life goals of the farm family.
November 9, 2022
Laura Paine

As livestock and forage producers, we have a leg up on crop farmers when it comes to tools in the soil health and environmental stewardship toolbox.


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The stress of grief

Tips offered for coping with various types of farm loss and grief.
November 3, 2022
Emily Krekelberg

We are all familiar with the common stressors in agriculture. It’s easy to point to price swings, government regulations, land competition, weather and disease when we talk about stress on the farm.


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