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Beyond alfalfa, livestock producers turn to a range of forage crops, which are covered in this section.

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Denise Attaway

Returning 'Queen of Forages' to throne

May 24, 2022

Alfalfa is not grown in the South mainly because of lack of knowledge of management requirements and soil pH levels.

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Mindy Ward

Potato leafhopper robs alfalfa yields

May 18, 2022

When do you treat alfalfa stands for potato leafhoppers this summer to prevent yield loss?

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Mindy Ward

Restart cool-season grass growth by clipping seed heads

May 13, 2022

Farmers see a reduced cool-season grass supply as cold temperatures grip April and May.

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Tom Kilcer

Focus on forage quality over quantity

May 03, 2022

The best way to achieve a high-forage diet is to focus on timing the first cut for the best quality.

Make hay in May

Apr 19, 2022

Producers must pay attention to soil fertility, drying time and storage to maximize both quality and quantity.

Fran O'Leary

Top 10 tips to harvest alfalfa

Apr 12, 2022

Manage your cutting schedule throughout the growing season.

8 tips to ensure great forage harvest

Apr 12, 2022

It all starts with maximizing windrow width and ensiling at the proper DM.

High-P pastures may not need supplements

Apr 07, 2022

Phosphorus supplements may not be needed for heifers grazing high-P pastures.

Kevin Schulz

Forage or silage, small grains offer options

Apr 06, 2022

Producers have a valuable feedstuffs resource in small grains for grazing, haying or silage.

Baby chicks are swabbed to test for avian influenza

Mindy Ward

5 Missouri counties affected by avian influenza

Apr 05, 2022

Missouri Minutes: State suspends poultry auctions; hemp acres reported; grazing schools announced.

Jacqui Fatka

USDA to send livestock assistance checks soon

Mar 31, 2022

An estimated $670,000 million in assistance expected to find it’s way to 100,000 livestock producers.

Tom J Bechman

Indiana cattleman recognized for grazing efforts

Mar 31, 2022

Cattle and forage producer Ronnie Boehm, Spencer County, Ind., maximizes his small acreage through rotational grazing.

Annual forages provide options for beef producers

Mar 30, 2022

Beef Column: Pastures — and cattle — can benefit from incorporating annual forages into the management plan.

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