New Web Site Provides Alfalfa Information
Forage Genetics International’s new Web site is a free, non-commercial resource offering alfalfa production and management information. ...
RR Alfalfa Coming This Year
Roundup Ready alfalfa will debut in mid-2005 if the U.S. governmental regulatory process continues to go smoothly. That's according to Mark McCaslin,...
New York's Private Pest
The alfalfa snout beetle is a root-feeding weevil that mimics winterkill and a host of other problems. That means it can easily hide in alfalfa fields...
Armed For Alfalfa Weevils
Chuck Noble doesn't see much alfalfa weevil damage in his 300 acres of alfalfa near Winner, SD. But that doesn't mean the weevils aren't lurking. It means...
Mix It Up
Taking haylage or corn silage from the entire face of a bunker silo and mixing it can help maximize ration consistency. So says Bill Stone, a Cornell...
Groups Form National Alfalfa Coalition
The forage industry now has a voice in Washington, D.C. Three forage associations the National Alfalfa Alliance, the National Hay Association and the...
Quality Alfalfas
Not only are there ample quantities of alfalfa varieties on the market today, they're more pest-resistant and winterhardy than ever before. So says Dan...
Sold On Bale Silage
We wouldn't be in the cattle or hay business without baleage, says Jonny Harris. We make our money off square-bale hay and feed the baleage to the cows....
The Dormant Disease
For years, Upper Midwestern growers and plant pathologists blamed winter weather for damaging what looked to be perfectly healthy alfalfa plants the fall...
Fall Alfalfa Cuttings Don’t Pay
Taking an extra alfalfa cutting in fall adds to yield and doesn’t harm the stand. But it probably isn’t economical, say University of Missouri researchers....
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