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

Is it cost-effective to bale your own hay?

This free buyer's guide helps farmers evaluate the cost-effectiveness of owning and operating hay equipment.

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Bad start to forage season

Jun 16, 2021

If drought conditions keep intensifying, planning to match livestock feed needs now to expected feed supplies may minimize more painful...

Fertilize hay and pastures after first cutting

Jun 16, 2021

Ohio State Extension has an Excel tool to help determine the right fertilizer rates.

Hay is cheap livestock feed

Jun 15, 2021

Get the most out of your hay crop: Test and read feed results.

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Early-maturing forages were no illusion

Jun 14, 2021

Commentary: Here’s why forage grasses matured early in 2021, plus other grazing tips.

Too much rain chief concern for forage producers

Jun 10, 2021

Texas Crop and Weather Report – June 8, 2021

Updated custom rates for making hay

Jun 10, 2021

Use these custom rates from Purdue University as a guideline for negotiating.

2 summer annuals to add to your pasture

Jun 08, 2021

Sudangrass and pearl millet offer more summer forage options for livestock.

4 ways to manage nitrates in millet

Jun 07, 2021

Millet can be a cow saver during tough summer grazing months, but you must manage its nitrate load. Here’s what you need to...

Summer annual forages for grazing, silage or haying

Jun 03, 2021

Each summer annual grass has its own best use, so get the selection right according to your plans.

Online program: How to maximize hay, silage output

May 17, 2021

Online program to help forage producers maximize their crop yields.

Cross-fence pastures with electric fence you already own

May 12, 2021

The practice can result in better use of forage resources.

Still haven’t cut winter forage? 4 steps for success

May 11, 2021

It’s been a wet, cool spring, but one thing you shouldn’t do is use Roundup to increase dry matter.

Crop variety testing program moves west

May 04, 2021

The Nebraska State Variety Testing Program has focused on winter wheat, but now it will establish trials on a variety of other crops.

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