Ag economist Matt Diersen, SDSU, speculates that supplies may be returning to normal levels. The following is portion of an article from Hay & Forage Grower: by Jeff Holmquist The …
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A decrease in acreage and inflation may be causes. by Jeff Holmquist, HayandForage.com Hay prices have remained strong during the first part of 2014 despite decent carryover stocks and adequate …
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The following is portion of an article from HayandForage.com: Non-irrigated hay land values increased slightly in South Dakota in 2014, according a farm real estate survey conducted by ag economists …
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Hay Stocks Up 35{0a3336b3da8cf935de4f3eb78fe29508c4b8b5ebd27d01af2d815614325d533e} from 2013
The following is portion of an article from HayandForage.com: Improved weather leading to increased hay production brought about a 35{0a3336b3da8cf935de4f3eb78fe29508c4b8b5ebd27d01af2d815614325d533e} rise in the amount of hay stored on farms this …
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The number one cost for beef cow-calf producers is feed, more specifically, mechanically harvested winter feed. Estimating the amount of forage that will be needed and then matching that with …
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The quality of hay fed to a beef heifer the next 60 days of winter will determine the vigor of her calf to be born next spring-and whether she can …
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The following is portion of an article from Drovers CattleNetwork: Cattle markets – especially lighter stocker and grazing cattle – look set to surge higher, if only it would …
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The Farm Service Agency (FSA) wants to remind producers of the importance of new reporting requirements for all fall seeded crops, forage (hay) and perennial. Producers of perennial forage crops …
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With the shortage of hay and feed in the western U.S. due to drought and wildfires, many ranchers are looking far and wide for their winter hay supplies. To the …
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The following is a press release from the Wyoming Business Council: CASPER, Wyo. – Wyoming hay producers in Goshen and Laramie counties are encouraged to submit hay samples to their …
