Driving unabated in the eastbound lane across I-90 in South Dakota, I heard the familiar ringtone of my cellphone...

One of the most memorable visions documented in the Bible is experienced by the prophet Ezekiel. Often referred to as the Valley of Dry Bones, the story has inspired many Sunday school lessons...

Matt Poore uses more than his head when allotting forage for the next pasture move. He also uses his feet, or more specifically, his steps...

For a variety of reasons, winter cereal forages are more popular these days than ever before...

Although spring brings with it many welcomed signs, one that is not included in that group is alfalfa weevil activity. Already, several states are reporting weevil adult and/or larval activity...

When our little Jack Russell Terrier needs an outdoor potty break, he jumps up on a bench in our living room and rattles the window blinds with his nose...

Photo: New Holland AgricultureBack in my county extension agent years, I began carrying around aluminum foil and scotch tape behind the seat of my pickup...

Pasture forage that is high in nitrate levels is always a concern and something that bears monitoring...

While on a recent barnstorming journey from southern Wisconsin to southern Arkansas, I was able to make some spring pasture observations both from the vehicle window and while walking across numerous fields...

There are many decisions to be made over the course of an alfalfa stand’s life, including what variety to plant, when to cut each year, how many times to cut, and decisions centered on fertility...