The average price of U.S. alfalfa hay in January edged up $2 per ton, following a previous $2 per ton bump in December. The $171 per ton January price was $2 per ton above one year ago

Kuhn North America, Inc., is pleased to introduce the new KUHN MM 301 Merge Maxx® hay merger

High-quality, lush pastures offer tremendous benefits for supporting animal performance in grazing systems. The following provides a few tips on how to use these pastures most effectively

Milking dairy cows everyday became monotonous and tiresome for Mike Palmer as a young farmer, which is why he transitioned his grandfather’s dairy farm near Murray, Ky., into a grass-fed beef operation

CNH Industrial Reman is excited to announce its industry-leading replacement parts warranty has been extended to 24-months parts when dealer-installed

Win cash prizes and claim bragging rights by entering the second annual Connor Agriscience / Sealpro® “You be the Judge” Forage Contest

February 2, 2021• Year-over-year milk production in the U.S. rose another 3.1% during December. That marked seven consecutive months of higher production compared to 2019. The nation’s dairy

Making quality hay is not for the weak of heart. In the arid West, there’s the challenge of baling with enough moisture in the final product

Whole cottonseed has a high level of both energy and protein, which makes it an all-purpose supplement that can help overcome deficiencies of each when cattle are grazing stockpiled tall fescue-based pastures

Oats have transitioned from one of the most commonly grown cereal grain crops in the U.S. to our best answer as a 9-1-1 emergency forage

Below are examples of alfalfa and grass prices being paid FOB barn/stack (except for those noted as delivered, which is indicated by a "d")

The environment and ground we grow forage on continue to change each year. If the United States could allocate moisture from rainfall throughout the continent, growers would be in fantastic shape

Forage quality test results can tell us a lot about a forage. However, we also need to consider aspects that could impact hay during storage

Restricting the amount of water that a crop needs is not an ideal strategy to produce forages. Sometimes, however, it’s necessary

Forty years is a long time to be doing one thing, but it would seem a lot longer if that thing was not truly relevant

One of the common questions that comes up when planning for a grazing season is how many times a pasture can safely be grazed each year

As an extension economist for the College of Agriculture at the University of Kentucky and also someone who has been finishing cattle for the past nine years on my own farm, I have had the opportunity

Revolution, a leading manufacturer of sustainable plastic solutions, today announced that it has acquired Jadcore to expand its closed-loop manufacturing capabilities

Krone introduces the 1st Round Baler—with Belts—that is Krone engineered for North American fields

It was 1984 when David Hinman had recently broken away from his family’s farm in Nebraska and took a chance on renting 400 acres of flood-irrigated land near Wheatland, Wyo