The Crop That’s Sucking the Colorado River Dry

Hay swallows triple the water used by everyone in the region to shower, water lawns, and do laundry.

Scientists develop new brachiaria grass species

Livestock farming is one of the agricultural activities embraced by farmers in the country as income earning initiative.However for farmers to get better breeds and their products ranging from beef and milk among others, there is need to feed them well with quality pasture.The traditional methods of animal management is to let them roam on free range in the available grassland which is not tenable.As such livestock scientists usually advice the...

Alfalfa Seeds Market Top Players and Forecast till 2030

Apr 07, 2023 (The Expresswire) -- The latest market research report on the Global "Alfalfa Seeds Market" is segmented by Regions, Country, Company and other...

As alfalfa acreage drops, so do sponsorships of forage associations

The founder and president of the Midwest Forage Association said major companies have exited the alfalfa seed industry, and as a result, have had an impact on its funding sources.

Boost profits by frost seeding legumes now

Add legumes to fescue and other cool-season pastures at the right time to add pounds and profits to cattle.

Precision ag moves to Southern alfalfa hayfields

Alfalfa is the fourth most widely grown crop nationwide and historically has been one of the most popular forages among livestock producers due to its high yield and quality potential. Alfalfa utiliza,Alfalfa

UMaine study shows alfalfa and other legumes may be less responsive to preservatives than grass hay

Properly storing hay is a logistical challenge for farmers. Hay that is baled and stored too moist — at moisture levels above 15–20 percent — can lead to

Alfalfa fertility needs - Ohio Ag Net | Ohio's Country Journal

By Brooks Warner, Ohio State University Extension Ag and Natural Resources Educator, Scioto Cou

Seeding Alfalfa and the 9560r makes her debut