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Appeal On Roundup Ready Alfalfa Ban Is Made To Supreme CourtMonsanto, Forage Genetics and two alfalfa growers have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review a lower court’s decision to deregulate and disallow the planting of Roundup Ready alfalfa until an Environmental Impact Statement has been conducted and reviewed... |
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From eHay WeeklyOnline Hay Auction LaunchesA new online hay auction service patterned after eBay – eHayAuctions – has been set up by Midwestern Cattle Marketing, LLC, a Sidney, NE, company specializing in video cattle auctions. It can be found at eHayAuctions.com.... Read more articles from eHay Weekly Most Recent Issue
Double Hay Drying Using Solar And Biomass HeatNovember 1, 2009 by Neil Tietz Canadian grower dries hay with renewable resources Drying hay with renewable energy is cheaper than with natural gas, propane or oil, and using two heat sources instead of one gets the job done faster, says Philippe Savoie, an Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada research scientist...Continue Reading
Other Articles in this IssueExtreme GrazeoverFor cow-calf producer Terry Gompert, the role of cattle extends well beyond beef production... Switchgrass Under PivotWhen forage agronomist Steve Fransen began looking at growing switchgrass for cellulosic ethanol production... Premium Alfalfa Seed Supply Looks GoodThe supply of proprietary alfalfa seed looks adequate to good and prices should be about... A Shot Of Sweetness: Nutrition Injection System Makes Poor Hay PalatableSouthern dairy and beef cattle producers with low- to medium-quality round bales of hay... Superbowl Winner Is Committed To Corn SilageWhen David Dickey was invited to Madison, WI, to be honored on Sept. 30 as overall winner...
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Research in BriefThe following items report on forage-related research recently presented by University experts at meetings across the country. |
