Virginia Conferences Target Beef, Equine Topics
The Virginia Forage and Grassland Council and Virginia Cooperative Extension Service are sponsoring a series of winter forage conferences for horse owners and beef producers in January and February. ...
Tire Company Brings Hay To Central Tennessee
The Bridgestone Firestone North American Tire (BFNT) Company is bringing hay to farmers in central Tennessee and picking up the freight-cost tab. ...
Washington Growers Hit By Unlicensed Dealers
About 40 hay-sale complaints -- concerning payments, quality or quantity issues -- were handled by Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) investigators during this year's hay season....
Store Round Bales Properly To Reduce Waste
More than 50% of hay produced is wasted by poor storage, improper feeding practices or both, says Steve Barnhart, Iowa State University extension agronomist. ...
State Reports
Hay production in northern Florida is 40-50% short compared to last year's figures. After mid-October rains, most counties have not received a significant amount of additional ...
Washington Hay Growers To Meet Jan. 16-17
The Washington State Hay Growers Association's 2008 Annual Conference and Trade Show will be held Jan. 16-17 at the Three Rivers Convention Center, Kennewick. ...
Video Auction Use Increases With Hay Demand
A shortage of hay in parts of the U.S. has helped bring bidders from throughout the country to an online and video hay auction held in Torrington, WY....
Southern China Dairies May Seek U.S. Alfalfa
Southern China's robust economy is boosting demand for dairy products among the country's increasingly affluent and health-conscious consumers....
Growers Warned Of Fire Ant Quarantines
Hay producers and truckers should be aware of USDA Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) rules restricting movement of hay out of fire-ant-quarantined areas....
White Grubs Feast On Missouri Grass Seedlings
White grubs have damaged fall-planted grass pastures in Missouri the past six weeks, according to the University of Missouri's ...
State Reports
Very little hay is available to buy in parts of Missouri, reports Tom Hansen, University of Missouri extension agronomy specialist. ...
What's Happening At The National Alfalfa Symposium
Alfalfa experts from around the country will talk about Roundup Ready alfalfa, forage testing and marketing -- among other topics -- at the National Alfalfa Symposium....
Brown Root Rot Widespread In Northeastern Alfalfa
Brown root rot has become widespread in New York, Vermont and New Hampshire and has been detected in Pennsylvania and Maine, according to Cornell University plant pathologists. ...
Cost-Share Program Includes Hay Feeding Equipment
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture (TDA) added hay feeding equipment to a list of cattle equipment eligible for cost-share funding....
Enter Arkansas Bermuda Hay Contest
Benton County, AR, bermuda hay producers will host the 10th annual Quality Forage contest with an open invitation to producers from throughout Arkansas and neighboring states to submit hay samples. The deadline to submit samples is Nov. 21. ...
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