Seed Options for Prevented Planting 2019
by Margaret Smith, PhD Forage Agronomist Prevented Planting Requirements Prevented planting is no one’s top choice, but due to frequent and sometimes heavy rains this spring, but it may be […]
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by Margaret Smith, PhD Forage Agronomist Prevented Planting Requirements Prevented planting is no one’s top choice, but due to frequent and sometimes heavy rains this spring, but it may be […]
By Margaret Smith, PhD Forage Agronomist Should you apply nitrogen fertilizer when seeding a new pasture? Does it matter if you are seeding only grasses or a grass/legume mix? Establishing […]
By Mac Ehrhardt, President and Co-Owner Matt Leavitt, Organic Lead/Agronomist Oats can help farmers spread their workload across a season and provide a crop for on-farm feed and straw and […]
The window is closing for seeding Italian ryegrass this spring for many of farmers in the Upper Midwest. For high-quality forage or plowdown, Italian ryegrass is a great pick. It […]
by Bairet Eiter Cover Crops Lead & Organic Farming Support If you’re looking for options for your cover crop rotation or to supplement your forage, check out these three newly […]
by Margaret Smith, Forage Agronomist, Albert Lea Seed Fall’s first freeze brings concerns about toxicity in some forages, including three major concerns following freezing temperatures in the fall: 1. Prussic […]