Balancing Hay Quality and Quantity
Because they grow most of their own forages, this Washington state dairy owner strives for a balance between tons and nutrition.
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Time For Timothy
Foreign and domestic demand continues to grow for this highly valued hay.
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5 Tips to Maximize Alfalfa Leaf Retention
In alfalfa, some two-thirds of the crop’s nutritive value is in its soft, fragile leaves, making leaf retention through drydown, baling and beyond critical in delivering quality animal feed. So, what steps should you take to get the most from your crop while maximizing leaf retention?
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Water In Winter
A frost-free fount eliminates chopping ice to water livestock when ponds, hoses and troughs are frozen.
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9 Steps To Get Your Gravel Road Ready for The Winter
With the freeze-thaw cycle approaching, fall is a great time to do a little preventive maintenance.
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How To Choose the Right Garden Cover Crop For You
Many choices abound to match your climate, soil type and the season of the year.
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Revolutionary Baler Rating System
Finding the right-size baler for your operation just got easier.
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The Big Tradeoff: Walking the Line of Hay Quality and Yield
Many factors influence the quality of your hay. Chief among them is how to strike the right balance between forage quality and yield.
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