Alfalfa is an excellent feed for dairy cows. When used properly, alfalfa can help cut cost of production and increase level of production. However, like everything else, the feeding of alfalfa needs to be managed to maximize efficient production. There are three key steps involved in maximizing alfalfa in a dairy feeding program. These are: harvest alfalfa at the proper stage of maturity know what the alfalfa contains and feed accordingly get the alfalfa to the cows that need it
Alfalfa Queen of the Forage Crops is the most important forage legume grown in the united States. ...
Alfalfa can be harvested for hay, baleage, silage, greenchop or grazing. Our goal is to produce, har...
Alfalfa is a high quality, valuable forage crop that can be successfully produced on most well drain...
Alfalfa is known as the queen of the forage crops and for good reasons. Alfalfa is an excellent fora...
Alfalfa, the Queen of the Forage Crops , is a highly versatile forage crop which can be grazed dire...
Alfalfa forage use has increased in all classes of livestock - dairy, beef, horses, sheep, and swine...
The unique qualities of alfalfa as a forage afford the progressive sheep producer many opportunities...
Alfalfa is often referred to as the “Queen” of forage. Is this because of its high fertility needs a...
Why do dairy farmers want high quality forages, including alfalfa hay, to feed to their milking herd...
Alfalfa use by dairy cattle has decreased in recent years because of excessive nonprotein nitrogen a...
Beef cattle comprise the largest group of forage and hay users in Kentucky. Because of their ability...
Alfalfa popularity is not surprising because it has the highest yield potential and the highest feed...
Alfalfa (scientific name Medicago sativa) is one of the most well known and widely used forage crops...
In 2007, U.S. farmers harvested 23.6 million acres of alfalfa. Alfalfa harvested as hay and haylage ...
Alfalfa is sometimes said to be too good for beef cattle. Although it\u27s nutritional value may s...
Alfalfa Queen of the Forage Crops is the most important forage legume grown in the united States. ...
Alfalfa can be harvested for hay, baleage, silage, greenchop or grazing. Our goal is to produce, har...
Alfalfa is a high quality, valuable forage crop that can be successfully produced on most well drain...
Alfalfa is known as the queen of the forage crops and for good reasons. Alfalfa is an excellent fora...
Alfalfa, the Queen of the Forage Crops , is a highly versatile forage crop which can be grazed dire...
Alfalfa forage use has increased in all classes of livestock - dairy, beef, horses, sheep, and swine...
The unique qualities of alfalfa as a forage afford the progressive sheep producer many opportunities...
Alfalfa is often referred to as the “Queen” of forage. Is this because of its high fertility needs a...
Why do dairy farmers want high quality forages, including alfalfa hay, to feed to their milking herd...
Alfalfa use by dairy cattle has decreased in recent years because of excessive nonprotein nitrogen a...
Beef cattle comprise the largest group of forage and hay users in Kentucky. Because of their ability...
Alfalfa popularity is not surprising because it has the highest yield potential and the highest feed...
Alfalfa (scientific name Medicago sativa) is one of the most well known and widely used forage crops...
In 2007, U.S. farmers harvested 23.6 million acres of alfalfa. Alfalfa harvested as hay and haylage ...
Alfalfa is sometimes said to be too good for beef cattle. Although it\u27s nutritional value may s...
Alfalfa Queen of the Forage Crops is the most important forage legume grown in the united States. ...
Alfalfa can be harvested for hay, baleage, silage, greenchop or grazing. Our goal is to produce, har...
Alfalfa is a high quality, valuable forage crop that can be successfully produced on most well drain...