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One of the most important steps to make good silage is to cut it at the proper moisture level.

Extreme heat, dry conditions can lead to possible losses.

Get expansion plans started off right by making sure you have enough high quality silage.

Managing corn silage is top of mind for most producers this time of the year.

Timing the final alfalfa cutting before mid-September offers regrowth opportunities to reduce the risk of winter injury.

A perfect storm of winterkill and late first-crop harvest means many producers will be dealing with poor forages this feeding season.

The latest Crop Production report from USDA-NASS shos May 1 hay stocks at 14.9 million tons, down 2.9% year over year. However, May 1 hay stocks in 2018 were also small.

Leaving their partnership with DMI, the Quaker Oats has now branched out into the milk alternative world.

State environmental officials in Iowa are investigating a complaint of a manure overflow from a storage facility on a dairy farm.

Canola research results highlighted at the Penn State Dairy Nutrition Workshop.