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Insight From Blind Samples

Last fall, two University extension forage specialists asked growers to send "blind" alfalfa hay samples to several forage testing laboratories and request the samples and results back. With that information, the experts compared the variation within and among the labs tested, and they say lab variation does exist, which is something growers have complained about for years. General results, first reactions and actions were reported in the May issue of Hay & Forage Grower. For stories, click here. To comment on forage testing, email hfg@hayandforage.com. We’ll post comments on this site...

Winterhardy Hairy Vetch Available For Northern U.S.

The first winterhardy, early flowering vetch variety for the northern U.S. has been released by the USDA-Agricultural Research Service (ARS). Vetch is a cover crop and ...

Alfalfa Winterkill

Some alfalfa winterkill has occurred in the past three months. It occurred largely from frozen crowns and is evidenced by soft mushy taproot just below the crown. Some plants may even begin to greenup and then die. Plants that put out second leaves are likely unaffected. Some of the most common questions arising are ...

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Reducing Forage Losses Can Save Big Bucks

With this year’s high feed values, dairy producers can lower ration costs big time by reducing forage losses during harvest, storage and feeding, says ...

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Debruary 2008 Issue

Roundup ready Face-off


Mar 1, 2008 | by Fae Holin
Symposium covers the pros and cons of transgenic alfalfa

The hottest issue in the alfalfa industry — whether Roundup Ready alfalfa should again be deregulated — was debated at length during the recent National Alfalfa Symposium in Kearney, NE.

The event was hosted by Hay & Forage Grower and the Nebraska Alfalfa Marketing Association.

A California hay grower and the president of the company that developed the first Roundup Ready alfalfa varieties told why the seed should again be made available to growers...Continue Reading

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Flake Feeder

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