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Is this alfalfa stand good enough to keep?

Fall assessment allows time for fall tillage and alternative cropping strategies before fall fertilizations and spring herbicides are applied.
September 16, 2024
Dan Undersander

As an alfalfa stand ages and thins, the primary question becomes: Is this stand good enough to keep? Now is a good time to evaluate stands as more time is allowed for planning crop rotations than when stands are evaluated in the spring and determined to be uneconomic.


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Hemp’s future in Idaho

In just its third year, hemp has proved to be a lucrative alternative crop for some. Ongoing research focuses on herbicide effect and potential integration of hemp into potato crop rotations.
February 16, 2024
Paige Nelson

While it’s not an experimental drug, it is still considered to be somewhat of an experimental crop within the state. However, a few brave farmers have dug in to try their hand at growing hemp, and so far, they are excited about its future in the field.


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Potatoes as an alternative source of feed

Cull potatoes can offer an affordable, high-energy feed option for cattle producers, but proper handling is necessary to reduce inherent risks and transport costs.
August 29, 2023
John O'Meara

Successful beef producers are constantly looking for ways to keep their cattle happy, healthy and well fed, while making sure to not break the bank. One way to ensure long-term profitability is to keep feed costs down.


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Maximizing the value of integrated crop and livestock systems

Integrating livestock and crops means working at the right scale and using today’s tools and technologies to reach the economic, environmental and quality-of-life goals of the farm family.
November 9, 2022
Laura Paine

As livestock and forage producers, we have a leg up on crop farmers when it comes to tools in the soil health and environmental stewardship toolbox.


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Poll: Producers are broadening their crop horizons

July 11, 2022
Even in uncertain times and uncertain market conditions, forage producers are still trying new things.
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The rising cost of fertilizers: Not a one-year fix

March 10, 2022
Ritika Lamichhane, Olga S. Walsh, and Eva Nambi

Fertilizers play a very significant role in agricultural production, with 30% to 50% of the world crop yields being attributed to fertilizer use. Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potash (K) are the primary fertilizers used in the agriculture sector.


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Strategizing for the forage game beyond X’s and O’s

November 1, 2021
Scott Fleming
Farming is a lot like football. The players must be aggressive to score, but we play smart defense. Always setting goals and creating a game plan to meet those goals is a common denominator.
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The difference of diversity

September 1, 2021
Jim Johnson and Josh Gaskamp
Cover crops serve as a useful tool that can help you follow soil health principles and regenerate the health and productivity of the soil on your ranch.
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How to build soil health one pasture at a time

July 9, 2021
Burt Rutherford
Rotational grazing isn’t a new idea. Nor is the idea of managing native rangelands and the ruminants that graze them in the vein of how the American bison grazed the landscape.
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The win-win of small-grain forages

May 24, 2021
Michael F. Hutjens
Small-grain forages should be considered as a win-win situation. Dairy farmers “win” as a cover crop, early spring or fall source of forages, decrease in soil erosion, an opportunity to incorporate manure in late spring and early fall, and extending the growing season capturing more solar energy per acre.
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