Soil Scientist Recommends Using Manure On Alfalfa
Roundup Ready Alfalfa May Be Tagged By Lot
Hay growers who sell Roundup Ready alfalfa no longer have to tag every bale. According to a Dec. 18 USDA-APHIS supplemental administrative order, the genetically modified hay now may be identified by lot....
Washington Groups Offer Flood Relief
The Washington State Hay Growers Association (WSHGA) wants growers to know how to help beef and dairy producers hurt by recent floods in the Lewis County, WA, area. ...
Horse Nutrition Taught Online
Michigan State University offers an online course covering horse nutrition basics such as nutritional requirements, diseases affecting nutrition, feeding management...
State Reports
Hay supplies are short in Maryland after a year of drought. Much of the state had a cool spring followed by a dry summer and early fall. In some areas, precipitation is as much as 14-15" below normal. ...
Kansas Hay And Grazing Conference Is Jan. 16
The Kansas Hay and Grazing Conference will be held Jan. 16 at the Kansas Farm Bureau Building at 2627 KFB Plaza in Manhattan. Topics will...
Alfalfa Offers Many Advantages As Biomass Crop
Although it may be several years before cellulosic ethanol plants start large-scale production, Michael Russelle, soil scientist with the USDA Agriculture Research Service (USDA-ARS), says ...
Grass, Clover Seed Supplies Are Tight
Reports from the recent meeting of the National Seed Trade Association indicate that orchardgrass, tall fescue and clover seed supplies will be limited in 2008, according to the Penn State Field Crop News...
This Year Has Been One Of The Warmest
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) says 2007 looks like it will have been one of the warmest years on record. This year's ...
Senate Passes Horse-Friendly Farm Bill
The Farm Bill that passed the Senate on Dec. 14 includes several key provisions to benefit the horse industry, according to the American Horse Council. Horse owners ...
Minnesotans Set Hay-Auction Schedule
Minnesota's Houston County Forage and Grassland Council is sponsoring quality-tested hay sales for the 29th year. The remaining auctions will be held Jan. 11, Feb. 8 and March 14 at Green Power Equipment in Caledonia....
State Reports
Overall, the recent cold weather and ice storms have affected people more than forages, says John Caddel, Oklahoma State University forage agronomist. "The ice storms ...
Southwest Hay Conference Adds Corn Silage Topics
The New Mexico Hay Association (NMHA) announces the addition of corn silage topics to its usual lineup of hay-related presentations at the Southwest Hay Conference,...
Central U.S. Ice Storm May Cause Alfalfa Damage
An ice storm currently threatening the central part of the U.S. is causing deaths, black-outs and, very likely, damage to hay fields....
Wheat Looks Good As Alfalfa Companion
In recent University of Minnesota research, alfalfa yields the year after seeding were greater when the crop was established with wheat than with other small grains. ...
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