Fall calving can give cattle producers some other options, from a management and marketing perspective.
It’s been just over a month since Jim and Tracy Zeorian left their home in Manley, Neb. Dipping south into Kansas, the grain harvesting duo has been spending their summer chasing the “prairie gold” up through America’s heartland. On July 20, Jim and Tracy were harvesting wheat on the prairie…
Corn silage harvest may seem like a long way off, but preparation for a successful harvest begins now. Improper silage storage and fermentation can result in losses up to 20% prior to feeding. Plan your storage now to keep excessive storage losses from happening to you.
Observation and testing feed and water are paramount to keeping livestock safe during a severe drought. Nitrate toxicity can be a big concern.
A young 4-H member tackled the distressing challenge of hunger all on her own at the 4-H Life Challenge competition held in Lincoln last month…
In west central Iowa, reports of soybean damage from dicamba drift are becoming common.
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AMES, Iowa — Due to recent high temperatures and dry conditions, stocking farm ponds can be difficult to do this time of the year. However, se…
AMES, Iowa — July 1 marked the end of another era for the Leopold Center for Sustainable Agriculture at Iowa State University when Mark Rasmus…
Typically in town festivals, people are honored for the work they’ve done in the community. In Readlyn, Iowa, they honor a grump.
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