Did you know the waste area from feeding 1 hay bale could breed 1 million stable flies? Learn how to restore areas damaged by ...

With a shortage of standing forage for cattle and the low availability of hay, it is more important than ever this winter to reduce waste when feeding hay. Hay waste is normal, but it can be ...

The year was dry, forage is limited, last winter’s feed shortage is frozen into your memory, and you have cows to feed. With these thoughts in mind, maybe you harvested hay from the roadside—“ditch ...

Damaged, rained-on hay. Nearly everyone has to feed it sometime. How should your feeding practices be adjusted, though, to account for any damage caused by the rain? Rain can have numerous effects on ...

Hay producers across the country are increasingly aware of the need to protect their alfalfa production from weather damage. The main goals when covering your hay piles are to dry the hay and prevent ...

It is only February and many livestock producers are already counting hay bales or frantically looking for quality hay for sale. The poor hay- drying conditions this past growing season has made ...

As we approach the hay-feeding season, producers should keep in mind that hay is the most common source of stored feed that is used in beef cattle operations. Hay that is harvested at the proper stage ...

North Texas ranchers are donating hay and delivering it to the Texas panhandle, helping out as wildfires threaten to starve thousands of cattle. "Those cattle, all their feed burned up," said Parker ...