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  4. October 2025 Hay Pellets

October 2025 Hay Pellets

Oct. 7 2025 08:00 AM
By Hay and Forage Grower

October 7, 2025

• Southeastern farmers may need to stretch hay supplies during the recent flash drought.

• Testing forage quality is the first step to improve livestock production.

• Fall-calving cows require another level of nutrients.

• Two studies show grazing cornstalks is safe for the soil — and won’t hurt future crop performance.

• Beware of prussic acid poisoning as the first frost approaches.


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