Hay & Forage Grower

S&W Seed Company to purchase DuPont Pioneer's alfalfa production and research facility assets and more in new agreement....More

A young researcher’s three-day journey to gather “nuts-and-bolts” information from Upper-Midwestern mob graziers has led to a series of short videos....More

A genetically modified low- or reduced-lignin alfalfa has been given USDA's go-ahead toward commercial sale....More

Two North Dakota State University irrigation workshops will explore the economics of irrigation and its impacts....More

The Mid-America Alfalfa Expo & Conference will be held Dec. 2-3 at the Divots Conference Center in Norfolk, NE....More

University researchers and a private company are working to build a East Coast hay export market, which could grow the region's alfalfa production by 50%, says Chris Teutsch, Virginia Tech forage specialist....More

If low- or reduced-lignin alfalfas perform as well as alfalfa seed companies claim, they, along with a new way to predict forage quality – called total-tract NDF digestibility or TTNDFD – could rejuvenate the alfalfa industry, say industry experts....More

Fewer cattle and forage-producing rains have kept alfalfa-hay demand down in New Mexico....More

Dairy-quality hay is hard to find in Michigan, but prices have remained steady....More

Federal grants awarded alfalfa-industry researchers through USDA will explore ways to increase alfalfa yield and quality, provide pest and nutritive management of the crop as well as help create markets for alfalfa....More

Kansas hay prices have fallen as feed alternative prices have also dropped....More