Fall Herbicide Programs Are Essential To Controlling Weeds
A number of winter annual, biennial, and perennial weeds can be successfully controlled with a fall herbicide program
Stack Smart: Daily Hay Temperature Checks Could Save Your Barn
Most barn fires occur within 6 weeks after baling - during this time producers should be monitoring the temperature of their haystacks
Hay Matters: Smart Storage and Testing Tips, Plus Some Events
It is important to get hay stored properly so that you can get the most pounds of dry matter into your livestock when it comes time to start feeding it out
Farm Smart: Don't Let Heat Get The Better Of You
It is important to understand what heat stress is, and how to recognize the symptoms
Winter and Backyard Birds: Keep Poultry Safe During Cold Temps
Those of you that raise backyard poultry, can take advantage of many of the same recommendations to ensure that your birds withstand the cold temperatures we are experiencing this winter
Minor Repairs Can Prevent Big Accidents - Don't Ignore General Fixes
We need have safety on our mind every day to help prevent those accidents that are preventable and have a plan to deal with possible incidents that are truly unavoidable on our part
Livestock and Cold Temperatures - Pay Attention to the 'Real Feel'
We know that any species of livestock will struggle in the heat of summer, but the cold of winter can be even more challenging
Alternative Feed Source: Cornstalks Can Make For Moderate Quality Feed
Cornstalks can provide an abundant, moderate quality, feed stuff for ruminants
Making Hay and Making It Last - Some Best Practice Tips for Farmers
We may luck out and get one of our intended cuttings “made right”, but it is rare to have the perfect hay season
As Cattle Producers Gain, Crop Farmers See Bottom Fall Out
If you don’t have a written marketing plan, this is the year to create one.