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Common alfalfa cutting questions
Published on May 15, 2017
Producers should consider these common questions as the alfalfa cutting season starts. -
“Fitbits” for cows: The latest precision dairy cattle monitoring technology
Published on May 15, 2017
New wearable technologies for dairy cows monitor individual animal activity to improve farm management and performance. -
Dehorning: The least fun job on the farm
Published on May 9, 2017
No one likes dehorning. In my opinion, it is the worst job on the farm. Thankfully, there are some techniques and strategies, like paste and local anesthetic to make the job a little less foul. -
Is employee training educating the uneducated?
Published on May 9, 2017
Employee training is increasingly important as farming gets more computerized and information drives decisions. Are your employees up to it? -
Hungry to learn?
Published on May 9, 2017
A lot is said about employees wanting to learn, but that must be someone else’s employees, not mine! -
Starting a licensed food business
Published on May 8, 2017
Starting a licensed food business training will help you understand how to turn your food business idea into a successful commercial reality. -
History of dairy cow breeds: Milking Shorthorn
Published on April 27, 2017
Learn more about Milking Shorthorn and other major dairy cattle breeds in the U.S. -
Plan now for corn silage success – Part 2: Crop nutrient needs and harvest management
Published on April 20, 2017
Get more from your corn silage by meeting crop nutrient needs during the growing season and optimizing your harvest methods. -
When is the best time to spread manure to optimize crop production and minimize nutrient losses?
Published on April 11, 2017
MSU EnviroImpact – a new tool for Michigan livestock producers to use when deciding on manure applications. -
Sustainability on Michigan farms
Published on April 5, 2017
Through integrated systems that are site specific, Michigan farmers are practicing sustainability.
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