Category Archives: Hay Clippings Blog

JOHNSON, CRAIG INTRODUCE BILL TO ADDRESS FORAGE SHORTAGES IN DISASTER YEARS

Washington, D.C. – Today [June 10] U.S. Representatives Dusty Johnson (R-S.D.) and Angie Craig (D-MN-02) introduced the bipartisan Feed Emergency Enhancement During Disasters Act (FEEDD Act). The FEEDD Act will provide farmers and ranchers additional emergency flexibility to help alleviate … Continue reading

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Old Crop Grinder Hay Remains Steady – New Crop Grinder Hay Lower

06-11-19 Hay Report FINAL

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After All The Rain, Farmers Are Eager To Fill Their Hay Barns – Prices Remain Steady

06-04-19 Hay Report FINAL

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Dealing with moldy hay

COW/CALF CORNER – Heavy, flooding rainfall has left many hay storage areas in standing water or at best on wet, soggy ground.  Wet hay will consistently become moldy hay and present difficult decisions for the cattle producers that planned on feeding … Continue reading

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Rain Continues – New Crop Alfalfa Pricing Trickles In

05-28-19 Hay Report FINAL

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Old World Bluestem and Soil Health Field Day May 28th

GREENWOOD COUNTY COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT- Have you noticed that straw-colored grass in your grassland that the cows won’t eat? Or maybe you are looking for ways to improve the health of the soil in your rangeland or cropland, reduce weed … Continue reading

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Rain, Rain Go Away! – Old Crop Grinder Hay Slightly Softer

UPDATE 05-21-19 Hay Report FINAL

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Rain, Rain Go Away! – Old Crop Grinder Hay Slightly Softer

05-21-19 Hay Report FINAL

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Prices Remain Generally Steady with a Slight Softening to Old Crop Grinder Hay

05-14-19 Hay Report FINAL

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Researchers uncover benefits of modified stocking for cow-calf producers

RANGE EAST – Researchers at the Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center in Hays have found that a grazing system shown to be beneficial for the performance of steers also has great potential for cow-calf producers. For several years, beef … Continue reading

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