RR Alfalfa Gains Quick Acceptance
An estimated 20% of California's 1.1 million acres of alfalfa is Roundup Ready varieties just 18 months after the first herbicide-resistant alfalfas were introduced...
USDA Expects Tighter Milk-To-Feed Price Ratio
The recent USDA Livestock, Dairy and Poultry Outlook report suggests that fewer dairy cattle will produce...
Still Time To Attend Midwest Hay Business Conference
Walk-ins are welcome at the Midwest Hay Business Conference & Expo this Tuesday and Wednesday at the KCI Expo Center in Kansas City, MO...
State Reports
Minnesota: Hay is in high demand in southwestern Minnesota, according to Kevin Nelson, owner of Nelson Hay Company, Hadley...
Manitoba Forage Symposium Is March 14-15
The 2007 Manitoba Forage Symposium will be held March 14 and 15 at the MacDon Industries, Ltd. Exhibition and Training Center...
Spring Oats Supply Quick Forage
Great Plains livestock producers whose hayfields and pastures have been hurt by dry weather in recent years may want to consider planting oats this spring...
Hay Marketing Web Site Expands
The Web site www.hayandstraw4u.com is expanding. Producers in Ohio and Indiana have been listing their hay and straw on the site for over five years...
Plant Corn On CRP Land?
About 30 national and state agribusiness groups have asked USDA to let farmers plant corn on Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) land so there will be enough grain for...
Monsanto Asks To Intervene In Lawsuit
On March 2, Monsanto filed a motion to intervene in the remedy phase of a lawsuit to support farmers who choose to use Roundup Ready alfalfa in their forage operations...
Direct Mailings Help Sell Hay
Direct mailings are a great tool for finding new horse-hay customers, says Will Hatcher, Allendale Farm, Cumberland, VA...
AFGC Annual Meeting Is In Pennsylvania
Researchers, scientists, forage and livestock producers and agribusiness personnel will attend the June 24-26 American Forage and Grassland Council (AFGC) annual meeting at Penn State Conference Center and Hotel, State College, PA...
State Reports
New Mexico: Hay demand has been excellent in New Mexico, says Doug Whitney, Roswell. "It is almost a name-your-price situation right now," ...
Hay Shortage Affects Producers' Decisions
The hay shortage is forcing livestock producers to make tough decisions that may have long-term repercussions on the health, performance and profitability of their animals...
Corn Belt Might Turn Dry This Summer
Several climate prediction professionals are predicting dry weather conditions for the Corn Belt this summer. That's due to a recent rapid change in...
Organic Hay Demand Grows
As the demand for organic dairy products grows, so does the demand for organic hay, says Lou Andersen, president of S&L Commodities, Fairfield, ID. He has been growing organic hay for...
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