During the spring there is generally limited environmental stress and the alfalfa crop can normally tolerate early cutting. Harvesting at the bud stage has allowed producers to get more cuttings ...

acre of alfalfa hay can be harvested every 5 weeks (Table 1). Harvesting at two inches resulted in better yield (1224 lbs./acre) if compared (table 2) to harvesting at four inches (1136 lbs./ ...

Alfalfa standing offers in northeast Colorado this week ranged from $100 standing to $110 standing on 90% dry matter. Missouri—In the March 27 report, compared to last report, hay prices ...

For alfalfa growers, balancing pest management, harvest flexibility, and economic efficiency has long been a challenge.

Kansas hay market summary for the week ending March 22, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News ...

alfalfa hay is ideal for feeding dairy cattle, horses, and other livestock. Now you know how many bales of hay per acre you can yield. For the best outcome, it's essential to harvest at the right ...

The Alfalfa Market is projected to experience steady growth, with its market valuation rising from USD 25.30 billion in 2024 to USD 45.70 billion by 2033, reflecting a compound annual growth rate ...

If you're looking for ways to use old jars to level up your gardening game, growing alfalfa sprouts is a great choice. Growing alfalfa sprouts in a jar is an easy and convenient way to get your ...