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"The grass growth generally keeps up with the cattle grazing until mid to late-July," she said. "This year, once they'd eaten ...

Haylage, like conventional silage, is a way to preserve forages and ensure a constant supply in both amount and quality for animals, which helps maintain the efficiency of production systems, however, ...

Both hay and haylage are pertinent forage crops produced in the state. However, USDA only projects harvested acreage for hay. In Figure 1, harvested acreage for both hay and haylage are graphed.

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Feeding cows is expensive. Financial reports continuously show that dairy farmers spend more money on grain and feed purchases than anything else. While eliminating grain purchases is unrealistic, ...

Kurt Breunig, a livestock nutritionist with Premier Co-op in southern Wisconsin, said there was a lot of variation in alfalfa crops that were harvested for hay and haylage. “Some producers harvested ...

The summer of 2014 is going down in the books as an interesting one, including the volatile haylage season. In some cases, this year’s crop saw its start under intense rainfall - making harvest ...

This rule of thumb is especially important for producers who feed baled silage (haylage). It is extremely critical to those who use an in-line bale wrapper, since this determines the feedout rate. If ...

Since they started the production of haylage in 2005, Silvermoor has increased its offering to the equine industry from two to 21 different products.

Without hesitation Dr Chase said, “Improved forage quality, better hay, haylage, baleage and corn silage.” The cow 50 years ago ate 18 pounds of forage dry matter and 22 pounds of concentrate.