What a crazy change in weather this past week! As we hope to warm up soon, I wanted to introduce you all to a new staff ...

Haymaking is a game of threes, says University of Missouri Extension state forage specialist Carson Roberts. To be profitable ...

Silage is a crucial resource for livestock farmers, particularly in times of crisis. After the bushfires, many farmers faced the dire challenge of feeding their animals due to the loss of pasture and ...

With lambing time approaching for many, we have started to see a few cases of twin lamb disease in early lambers. This has ...

Anderson Hay has resolved a major lender’s recent concerns about the company’s payments to farmers to whom it owed money ...

Horse owners are urged to keep planning ahead and to work together as hay prices and availability creates challenges for some ...

Forage producers in Saskatchewan will have access to a new satellite-based insurance option in 2026, replacing the province’s ...

Mowing 600 acres of grass each season to produce hay for livestock and equestrian markets, Basildon, Essex-based JM Frood & ...

Warning against “blind ambition,” Ron Robbins placed his row crop acres on the scales, spurred by successive years of ...

The Northwest Hay Expo, an annual event for stakeholders in the hay industry, attracted a diverse group of attendees this ...

The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan have announced that satellite-based technology will replace weather station monitoring in the province’s forage insurance program starting in 2026.

For many Kentucky farmers, hay and feed represent one of their biggest annual expenses. But without proper testing, it's ...