Gone are the days when warm-season weeds seemingly had a corner on the warm-season pasture market. Producers who typically focus their control efforts on warm-season broadleaf and grass weeds, such as
Consider using the cold mornings in February as an opportunity to frost-seed your pastures with clover for more productive forages this upcoming spring!
WHO: RhinoAG, Inc., the manufacturer of the RhinoAG and EarthMasterWHAT: Unveiling their newest RhinoAG products, the TS10 Flex-Wing Rotary Cutter, ACG10 Accumagrapple, and MBS Mega Bale Splitter TS10
Hay producers and visitors to the 2018 World Ag Expo (WAE) can find out just how well the new Hesston by Massey Ferguson® 2370 Ultra HD (Ultra High Density) large square baler stacks up
Case IH and The Climate Corporation, a subsidiary of Monsanto Company, announced today a new partnership that will extend and develop a portfolio of data sharing capabilities to help farmers
John Deere is featuring a wide variety of new equipment for today's farmers, along with the latest information of interest to you and your producer audiences, at the 2018 National Farm Machinery Show
Coming off a very successful 2017, Tie Down Engineering, the preferred on-demand contract manufacturer for hundreds of companies across the nation making more than 5,500 products, announced today
Growing and producing a high-quality corn silage crop starts at Day 1. Now is the best time for producers to build a plan for the upcoming growing season with their team of experts
Kuhn North America recently awarded Mike Hayen, of Cogswell, N.D., with a ceremonial check representing $10,000 off the purchase of a KUHN GMD 5251 TC center-pivot disc mower
Over 7,000 cattlemen and supporting agribusiness personnel converged on Phoenix, Ariz., last week for the 2018 Cattle Industry Convention and National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) Trade Show
Though growing forage during this time of year is not an agenda item in the North, such is not the case in the South.As such, when winter decides to spread its wrath far below the Mason-Dixon Line, it
Unseasonably warm and dry conditions are concerns for hay growers in the western U.S. who rely on surface water runoff from mountain snow for irrigation. The February 1 snow survey conducted by the Ca
According to Punxsutawney Phil, the weather-forecasting groundhog linked to our spring weather fate, there will be six more weeks of winter. This comes as unwelcome news to many producers whose hay su
For years I have been working to design a standard mower blade with quick-change metal cutting tips but was never satisfied with the performance, and they did not pass our safety tests,”
January 2, 2018• Cattle and calves on feed for slaughter in the U.S. (feedlots with capacity of over 1,000 head) totaled 11.5 million head on December 1
A plethora of research activity is completed or ongoing examining the virtues and economics of the HarvXtra alfalfa trait. For the most part, this trait has proven to perform as advertised.Most of the
Photo Credit: Mary Drewnoski, University of NebraskaExtending the grazing season has been a mantra of both livestock producers and forage researchers for the past 10 years or more. The end game is to
For producers with vast acres of toxic tall fescue, there are few more daunting tasks than eradicating the endophyte-ridden forage.It takes time, money, and patience, but help is here. The Alliance fo
