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Resources for forage management in a drought situation
(PRO-DAIRY, 2018)Short-term and long-term agronomic considerations for forage management during a drought. -
When more is better
(PRO-DAIRY, 2016-04)The approach of harvest is a good time to make preparations to ensure the season is as successful as possible. There are lots of rules and sayings regarding quantity: too much of a good thing, point of diminishing return, ... -
Storage strategies for over mature hay and securing extra forages
(PRO-DAIRY, 2019-06)As growers continue to struggle with the harvest of over-mature first cutting in many areas of the state, the question is what to do with all of this high tonnage, low quality feed. Harvest and storage planning has been a ... -
Perennial Forage Cutting Height
(PRO-DAIRY, 2016-06)Recommended cutting height is not a “one size fits all” scenario. Consider the crop species, field conditions, ash content of the harvested forage, time of year and age of the stand. As this scenario demonstrates, new ... -
Corn Silage Hybrid Selection Considerations: Relative Maturity and Traits
(PRO-DAIRY, 2019-02)There is often discussion about the advantages of longer season corn hybrids and “pushing the envelope” for your growing region in an attempt to maximize yield. For silage growers the pros and cons of this are much more ... -
New York & Vermont Corn Silage Hybrid Trials -2017
(Cornell University, 2017)In 2017, companies were invited to enter hybrids into the NewYork & Vermont Corn Silage Hybrid TestingProgram. Seventy two corn silage hybrids were tested,each hybrid was planted at three locations. Each hybrid was planted ... -
PRO-DAIRY Annual Report 2012
(2012-10-01)
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