Progressive Forage
Herbicide residuals can reduce alfalfa stand establishment
Herbicide soil persistence (residual life) is the length of time a herbicide remains active in a soil.
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Reducing the risk of clostridial fermentation in silage
By integrating preventative measures into your forage management practices, you can minimize the risks associated with clostridia, ensuring the production of high-quality forages that contribute to the health and productivity of your cattle.
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The new variety advantage
When establishing a pasture, it’s also helpful to use mixes with a blend of at least a couple of species.
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A growing concern for fescue toxicosis within the dairy industry
The impact of fescue toxicosis on dairy production is a growing concern for producers who utilize fescue in grazing pastures.
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4 reasons to manage weeds in your alfalfa stand
Weedy alfalfa stands can reduce nutritional value and forage quality as well as have the potential to cause real livestock health concerns through nitrates or other toxins.
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