Nov. 26, 2024
When I started working at Hay & Forage Grower, I got a front-row seat to all things alfalfa, from baling hay and chopping haylage to plant genetics and seed marketing. Little did I know I th...


Nov. 19, 2024
Reports of dry weather and drought conditions never seem to leave our newsfeed. Where one region receives much needed rainfall, another is slowly progressing from moderate to severe to extreme drought...


Nov. 18, 2024
Dry cows on a dairy farm remind me of Larry. They have no real obligations in life except to eat, drink, and take a nap. They are on a vacation from their normal vocation...


Nov. 15, 2024
I hear people talk about overgrazing in a lot of different settings...


Nov. 12, 2024
Making dry hay isn’t easy, especially in the humid regions. For many who choose this line of work, selling hay can be equally as challenging.Whenever I visit a hay farm — and there’s been...


Oct. 14, 2024
Sometimes an opportunity presents itself that is too good to pass up...


Oct. 9, 2024
When margins are tight and time is money, ranchers look for ways to cut costs and boost their bottom line...


Oct. 8, 2024
Producers in the Upper Midwest are looking at the tail-end of the growth period for summer annuals, prompting some final harvest decisions...


Oct. 8, 2024
World Dairy Expo is known as the meeting place for the global dairy industry. It’s also an event for haymakers from across the country to come together and learn about the latest equipment, test out...


Oct. 1, 2024
How does your brain work? Are you of the analytical ilk or are you more of a creative thinker? Do you articulate your thoughts in words or would you rather work with numbers? Temple Grandin, for...