With high milk and beef prices, farmers are encouraged to maximize the energy potential of their grass silage this season.

Witness the Burghartswieser Contracting Company’s field operations, where cutting-edge slurry technology and the mighty Claas Jaguar 950 forage harvester take center stage. In this episode, you’ll ...

For much of the sorghum-growing regions of the state, the arrival of rain and the amount that fell have dictated this year’s outlook.

At the farm he runs with his wife, Elaine, Martin raises Angus cattle for Blue Cedar Beef, their direct-to-consumer beef ...

Spring planting varies widely by region, but much-needed rain has presented challenges for farmers in eastern Pennsylvania.

With an earlier than expected harvest, we took the chance to sow a crop of forage rye. It got off to an ideal start and was ... it’s given the tups a good start, and the silage grass they would ...

Incorporation of Cover Crops for Forage Supply One way to incorporate cover crops into a grain or livestock production system is to seed winter rye after corn silage has been completed. Another ...

Glacier FarmMedia | MarketsFarm—Most of Manitoba’s fall rye and winter wheat crops came off the ground ... However, soybean aphids were present in some fields. Forage growth improved thanks to warm ...

“Forage quality is going to be suspect,” Johnson ... cranberry waste, beet pulp, sweet corn silage, corn for grain. He notes that rye is a popular over-winter crop to add to the ration next summer.

Alternatively, T101 Wintermax could provide a very early silage cut at the end of April ... cut for wholecrop in June because it has a much higher grain content than forage rye,” Dunne continued.

A: Nitrate accumulation is possible in many forage species, including all cool-season perennial forage grasses, alfalfa, all cereal forages (oat, rye, triticale ... is initially very high in nitrates, ...

"In years when maize silage stocks are tight – which is potentially ... Another benefit with wholecrop hybrid barley can be its earlier harvest than rye and certainly than forage maize, she notes. "An ...