Speedy Hay Rakes
Ingenuity has always been an important commodity in North and South Dakota. Harold Gleason of Tolna, ND, and Ray Janisch of Lake City, SD, used their...
Gassing Gophers In Hay Fields
A former farmer from California says he's developed a safe, effective tool for controlling gophers, ground squirrels and other burrowing animals that...
Asphalt's Advantages
We wanted to keep our product nice and clean and dry, and so far it's worked really well, says Gary Freeburg. Last summer, this Gayville, SD, hay grower...
Hay Prices Remain Below Peak Levels
Hay prices throughout the country are holding mostly steady, but are below the peak levels reached several months ago. However, most remain significantly...
No Market Yet For Switchgrass Biomass
Like many of his extension counterparts around the country, University of Kentucky forage specialist Ray Smith has been getting lots of phone calls in ...
Tracking Teff
Growers from Washington to New York and parts in between now have one or more years' experience with teff, an Ethiopian warm-season annual grass. For...
Topping It Off
The cattle at Cimarron Farm don't have to reach far to grab mouthfuls of fresh forage. That's because folks at the St. Albans, VT, organic dairy began...
Back In Business
Haymaking has returned to Camas Prairie in the Blue Mountains of northeastern Oregon. Last summer, for the first time in half a century, haymaking equipment...
Grass May Help Balance Hot Dairy Diets
Alfalfa's Top Reserve
Alfalfa is the forage of choice among Upper Midwestern livestock producers, but it doesn't fit every growing or feeding situation. Where it doesn't, a...
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