Indulge me for just a moment. I have a complaint to file with Mother Nature. For crying out loud, let it rain

While cows are front and center at World Dairy Expo, the high-quality feed needed for dairy cattle to remain productive and healthy is also recognized during the show

Have you heard about the use of alternative forages for dairy cattle? Recently, I had been invited to share some of the findings of our research program on forage quality and management

Gambling is not something that successful business managers engage in routinely

As of 2017, nearly 300,000 acres of cover crops were planted across New York state. That’s 7% of the state’s total cropland, and that land number continues to grow

Dairy producers, nutritionists, producers, and marketers of hay and other forage material often use indexes used to rank forage quality

As the harvest season comes to an end, farms may find themselves with excess forage, the right amount of forage, or not enough forage to feed their herd in the year ahead

Fiber digestibility data has been provided by feed labs to the industry for over 20 years. Engaging the technology has been an evolving process

When preparing for planting after corn silage harvest, farmers need to consider forage inventory, cereal grain management, economics, and trying new forages

As farmers head from September to October, there are still decisions they can make on perennial forages

One of the first nutrients that our eyes are drawn to on a forage report is the crude protein value

Timely harvest of the forage summits the list compiled by the University of Florida’s Adegbola Adesogan. It’s fully detailed below

In many parts of the U.S., small grain forages will soon be harvested or may already be fermenting in storage structures for feeding

Compromised quality feeds require thoughtful feeding