State Report: Alabama
Alabama hay growers have struggled with dry conditions this past winter...
Pennsylvania: Cereal Rust Mites
Cereal rust mite larvae are feeding on timothy leaves across southeastern Pennsylvania...
Kansas: Alfalfa Weevils Are Active
Alfalfa weevils have been extremely active throughout Kansas this spring...
Illinois: Weevils Active In The South
Hay growers in the southern half of Illinois should be scouting for alfalfa weevil damage...
Iowa: Start Scouting For Alfalfa Weevils
Iowa State University degree-day information shows that alfalfa weevil larvae probably hatched in southern Iowa...
Hay Increase Looks To Be Mostly Grass
If harvested hay acreage increases this year as USDA recently predicted...
Freeze Zaps Northern Alfalfa
Unusually cold weather late last week and through the weekend damaged alfalfa fields...
Midwest Horse Fair Coming April 20-22
The Midwest Horse Fair will be held April 20-22 at the Alliant Energy Center in Madison, WI...
State Reports: Georgia
Georgia hay growers are getting off to a dry start this year, reports Dennis Hancock, University of Georgia forage extension specialist. Temperatures have been exceptionally warm...
Army Cutworms Could Threaten Kansas Alfalfa
Army cutworms had been detected on some Kansas wheat fields as of mid-March, says Jeff Whitworth, Kansas State University research and extension entomologist. Alfalfa may also be affected...
Conditions Are Right For Alfalfa Weevils In Missouri
Alfalfa weevil larvae recently started showing up in Missouri, according to Wayne Bailey, University of Missouri entomologist. Some alfalfa fields in southern and central Missouri required insecticide applications...
Forage Posters And Resource Books Now Available
Hay and forage producers now have access to several new resources for learning more about forage plants...
Organic Broker Answers Growers' Questions
Growers considering a switch to organically grown hay should ask a lot of questions before jumping in, suggests Lou Anderson, an organic grower and broker from Fairfield, ID...
USDA Predicts 4% Increase In Hay Acres
Producers expect to harvest 63.1 million acres of all types of hay in 2007, up 4% from 2006 harvested acres, according to the recent USDA Planting Intentions report...
Indiana Meeting Set For March 28
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