As the new year begins, it is important to look back at pasture and forage production conditions to understand what to focus on for the coming year. As of late October, much of Nebraska was in ...

The forage outlook for 2025 appears to be dim for ranchers in North Dakota, especially those in the western part of the state. The drought that began last fall and is impacting nearly 60% of the state ...

Forage production and its nutritional management are fundamental to sustaining pasture-based livestock systems across diverse agroecological regions. This field integrates advanced agronomic practices ...

It’s that time of year when calves are being turned out onto a green carpet of wheat pasture for winter, but what can producers do to improve their forage at planting? This year there is a mixed bag ...

In the past several weeks, OSU Extension has hosted forage clinics across Northwest Oklahoma. The goal of these clinics is to help producers make informed decisions about forage production in the ...

BROOKINGS, S.D. -- In the Upper Plains, it might not be economical, or even practical, to plant another grain crop during the growing year. But it might be in the producer's interest to consider a ...

Researchers at the Colorado State University in the United States have investigated the impact of an agrivoltaic system on semi-arid grassland previously managed for hay production. The team ...

Elephant grass (Pennisetum purpureum) has emerged as a vital forage resource, particularly in tropical and subtropical regions, due to its high biomass yield and adaptability to diverse agronomic ...

Agropur's $130 million expansion in the Midwest will capitalize on South Dakota and Wisconsin. This, and more, in the State Farmer's ag news briefs.

Double-cropping soybeans into harvested wheat stubble is a common soil conservation practice in Tennessee and across the region. Consumer demand for organically grown crops and meat products continues ...

The UK’s increasingly volatile climate is reshaping forage production, availability and pricing –creating what experts are ...

NASHUA, Iowa — Brian Lang and Ken Pecinovsky were setting out flags for an alfalfa fertility study at Iowa State University’s Northeast Research Farm last week. Lang, an ISU Extension field agronomist ...