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The Midwest Forage Association gave out a record $21,258 for forage research projects....More

Poor weather slowed early spring growth, but Kentucky growers should be taking their first cuttings in the coming weeks....More

Soggy fields have kept some Midwestern growers from getting hay to market, according to local auction owners. Buyers, in the meantime, are running out of hay as wet, cold conditions have delayed pasture growth and first-crop hay. The outcome, of course: Higher hay prices....More

Grass growth should jump with warmer weather, but grazing cattle too early can slow the process....More

Indiana alfalfa growers should scout their fields for alfalfa weevils as the weather gets warmer....More

The University of Georgia Extension's forage team will be able to purchase a new harvester after donations came in following a public request for funding help....More

The National Alfalfa & Forage Alliance wants feedback from forage producers to improve the Actual Production History Insurance Program....More

Custom harvesters should monitor their labor costs and may need to send workers home during slow periods....More

Handouts from the 2nd Annual Forage Conference at the Georgia Cattlemen’s Association Convention, held in Perry earlier this month, are now available online....More

Hay prices rose in Virginia after a late start to spring increased demand. Large square bales are selling for up to $300/ton....More

Organizers claim the event was highly successful, but Forage Genetics International says that planting GM alfalfa won't be an option in Canada this spring....More

Important forage-industry mentions from universities and organizations from across the country....More