Alfalfa Silage Archive

Fall Cutting Decision Is Balancing Act 

Alfalfa growers have to balance the need for tonnage, forage quality and winter survival when deciding whether to take a late cutting, say Dan Undersander, University of Wisconsin Extension forage agronomist, and Bill Bland, Extension climatologist...

Slugs Hit Seedling Alfalfa In Wisconsin 

Slugs have stripped the leaves from alfalfa seedlings under an oat-pea cover crop in Marathon County, WI, report Dan Undersander University of Wisconsin Extension forage agronomist, and Eileen Cullen, Extension entomologist...

Tips To Control Summer Weeds In Alfalfa 

Good management, possibly aided by herbicides, can reduce the amount of foxtail, crabgrass, pigweed and other weeds in alfalfa fields, says Bruce Anderson, University of Nebraska Extension forage agronomist...

Manure Has Potassium That Alfalfa Needs 

Applying manure to alfalfa may be an economical way to supply the potassium (K) the crop needs, says Jonathan Rotz...

Check Alfalfa For Sulfur Deficiency 

Alfalfa growers need to be aware of possible sulfur deficiency in their fields, says Jim Morrison...

Low-Cost Wide Swaths 

If more Wisconsin dairy producers would chop alfalfa the same day it's mowed, they'd harvest higher-quality haylage and reduce rain-damage worries, says...

Condition Cool-Weather Haylage Cuttings 

Always condition alfalfa that will be put up as dry hay. But when making wide swaths for haylage, choose to condition or not based on temperature and...

Beef Cows Weaned Into Corn 

As forage harvesting costs and feed-grain prices climb, beef producers are faced with some hard feeding choices. Throw drought into the mix and these...

Manufacturer Joins Hay Industry 

Not everyone views the forage industry with a doom-and-gloom attitude. W.R. Long Inc., a 25-year-old company that manufactures front-end loader attachments,...

From Standby To Mainstay 

Twelve years ago, Kendall Guither started wrapping 45%- to 55%-moisture bales for baleage, primarily as a rainy-day backup. Today this perennial winner...

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