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See the CLAAS forage harvester and Fendt 936 Vario tractor in action as they harvest oats silage, a crucial part of modern ...

Belarus’ Minister of Agriculture and Food Yuri Gorlov has reported on the progress of the 2025 harvesting campaign in the country during ...

Precipitation has been variable across the state which may lead to variable hay production and prices as we enter into fall ...

A June 30 report by the U.S. Department of Agriculture estimated national cotton acreage would be 10.1 million acres, down 10% compared to last year. Cotton acres in Texas, the nation’s leading ...

What is fodder? Usually, fodder is made of sprouted grains used as animal feed by small ranchers, hobby farms, and homesteaders. You can use many types of fodder to feed your animals, including hay, ...

High-cut silage harvest is an option for producers, but is it right for your operation? It all comes down to tonnage. As the name implies, high-cut silage is simply raising the header higher than the ...

Recent cooler nights are hinting that fall is just around the corner. That also means corn silage harvest will be starting soon. Corn is a high-yielding, high-energy and low-protein forage. It is ...

Corn silage harvest is a critical time – you’ve got one shot to get it right for the season. Review tips on harvesting, chopping, packing and covering your corn silage.

Checking corn moisture to determine silage harvest date was a highlight of a recent Penn State Extension field day on the Nelson Beam farm.

Farmers in the state harvested 4% more corn than in 2022, while nationwide, last year saw a record harvest of 177.3 bushels per acre.

High-chop corn further reduced that ash, as would be expected since more of the stalk is left in the field. Most of the fields reached ash levels that are considered in the normal range for corn ...