Cellulosic Ethanol Coming To Kansas
The first industrial-sized cellulosic ethanol production plant in the U.S. will be built in Hugoton, KS, by Abengoa Bioenergy. The $400 million facility will include...
Arkansan Needs Horse Hay
Tom Ford is looking for a source of hay as close as possible to Mountain Home, AR. “I am looking for good horse hay in 10-ton loads of square bales,” says Ford. “Round bales are okay also, but I can’t haul as much.”...
Southeastern Drought Drives Search For Hay
The drought in the Southeast has livestock producers on a desperate search to find hay. "Lots of people are selling cows," says Tom Keene, University of Kentucky hay marketing specialist....
Forage Costs Hold Back U.S. Beef Herd
Historically high calf prices and improved forage conditions in some key production areas sound like the right ingredients for an expanded U.S. cattle herd. ...
Short Forage Supplies Hit Dairies Hard
High milk prices and strong domestic and international demand should spark an increase in production, but Indiana dairy producers may be hampered by forage issues, according to a Purdue University expert....
Ron Tombaugh Named NHA President
Ron Tombaugh, owner of Dart Hay Service, Streator, IL, was elected president of the National Hay Association (NHA) at its annual meeting in Columbus, OH, last week....
Conditions Are Right For Fall Armyworms In Texas
Texas A&M University is cautioning the state's producers that conditions are right for an armyworm population explosion this fall. ...
State Reports
It's been a challenging year for raising alfalfa in southwestern Iowa, reports Joe Heese, Harlan regional manager of Farm Partners Supply, Harlan, IA. ...
Register For Upcoming BEEF Quality Summit
BEEF Magazine is hosting the second annual BEEF Quality Summit, Nov. 7-8 at the Holiday Inn Centre in Omaha, NE....
Programs To Help Pay Hay-Hauling Costs
Drought-stricken North Carolina will help finance the costs of getting hay hauled to its livestock producers, announced Steve Troxler, state ag commissioner....
Take Special Care With Flooded Fields
Recent heavy rainfall in some parts of the U.S. may lead to special concerns for hay producers who have been dealing with standing or flowing water and waterlogged soils, says Steve Barnhart, Iowa State University agronomist....
Determining Land Rental Rates
Determining Land Rental Rates...
State Reports
California is very short of hay, helping to drive record-setting prices, says Dan Putnam, University of California alfalfa and forage extension specialist. ...
Conference Will Promote Alfalfa Co-Existence
The National Alfalfa and Forage Alliance (NAFA) is sponsoring a conference to address the management of Roundup Ready alfalfa seed production. Entitled "Peaceful Coexistence: ...
Roundup Ready Rules Cause Headaches For Growers
The May 3 permanent injunction that outlaws the planting of Roundup Ready alfalfa until USDA completes an environmental impact statement is causing big headaches for hay growers....
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