Delaying first-cut silage may reduce milk yields. Discover why cutting earlier could improve silage quality and boost overall dairy performance.

In the domain of biological organisms, the aging structure of grass tillers holds profound implications beyond individual ...

farmer interest in transitioning to grass-fed production methods is on the rise. Grass-fed milk refers to milk produced by cows fed a forage only diet. In addition to the near 100% forage diet ...

Livestock producers who grow their own hay often find themselves playing “beat the clock” when it comes to harvest, knowing ...

Does your forage testing lab make the grade? Forage testing is essential if you want to manage for higher production and efficiency. But what should you expect from your forage testing lab? Ralph Ward ...

Cover crops provide multiple benefits to the producer and the environment. The primary benefit is additional forage production from the growth of the cover crop which can be used by the producer for ...

Statewide hay supplies depend on conditions of winter forage crops and rainfall, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.

Here is a whimsical look at the “heartbeat of America” through the eyes of an agrarian as Valentine’s Day quickly approaches.

Doug Holen, Extension Educator in Crops, U of M Extension.  To address key forage production and management issues in Minnesota, a series of forage workshops ...

Beef producers can learn fall and winter grazing options after a lack of fall moisture as well as how to improve meat quality during a free workshop March 20 at the University of Missouri Southwest ...

You could also use 18:6:12 for your silage ground, depending on your phosphorus allowance for 2025. A good understanding of the levels of nutrients in your soil can make a farmer’s life a lot simpler ...