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Selecting Corn Hybrids for Silage
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-9-issue-1/selecting-corn-hybrids-silage
hybrid" is about zero. This article will provide some general guidelines that should assist you in ... average corn silage yield reported in Ohio, silage yields among hybrids could vary by about 4 tons/acre. ... On average, we would expect corn silage from the lowest yielding hybrid to cost about $4/ton more ...
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Undisputed: ATI Dairy Cattle Judging Team is national champ
high individual. Don Hange is coach of the team. Read the World Dairy Expo’s press release about the contest here. ... Read about the team’s previous win, at the Pennsylvania All-American Dairy Show, in last month’s ...
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Recommendations for Special Needs Facilities
with the neck rail about 32 inches high and an upper bar about 18 inches above it. The rump rail ... should be about 40 inches high. There needs to be 2 feet of space for their heads in front of the forward ... rail, and about 4 feet of working space behind the cows. Single lane chutes should be about 32 inches ...
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Milk Price Inversion in Ohio Federal Milk Marketing Orders
milk producer you also know that the utilization for Class 1 typically runs about 50% (53% #36) and ... Class 2 about 25%(13% #36) in July of the year. That leaves Class 3 at 25%(34% #36) With these typical ... the short answer version of my explanation if you are interested in the details about how your milk ...
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Feeding Lower Quality Hay Crop Forages
production. Intake depression becomes substantial when diets have more than about 25% of the DM as forage NDF. ... adversely affects intake. About the only solution to this problem is to feed less of the poorly fermented ... steers (about 600 lb of body weight). Cattle in both experiments sorted against severely molded hay. ...
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Manure Storage and Land Application- Where are we going? How fast can we get there?
horizon as research efforts begin and air quality issues play out in the scientific, policy, and public ...
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Improving Neighbor Relations in the Face of Palmer Amaranth, a New Weed with New Challenges
The agronomic crops team has been working to educate farmers about the different weeds in the Amaranth ... that you be diligent about managing the risks. Cottonseed can be a good source of protein, fiber, and ... plan feed usage and manure applications, think about the ability to control the weeds in that manure. ...
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USDA’s Bartuska visits Ohio, CFAES
honored. Also while in Ohio, Bartuska toured the Ohio City Farm in Cleveland, where she learned more about ...
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Farm Financial Analysis- The Ready, Set, Go Program
financial and production records can do the analysis of 2014 now. Contact us to get started right away. ...
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Milk Prices May Firm as the Summer Heats Up and U.S. Milk Production Cools Off
for yet lower prices. However, with record heat across all of the U.S. dairy production regions, milk ... increase in milk production for the U.S. {Check this out ...