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Seeding strategies help rangelands recover from fire

Agricultural Research Service researchers in Burns, Ore., have identified factors that limit the success of rangeland restoration projects. Then they seeded study plots either with a rangeland drill--a common practice in reseeding postfire sites--or placed seed in the soil by hand so that burial depth could be tightly controlled. The best seed establishment occurred in hand-seeded plots with around 14 plants per square meter. [Read More]

Pasture Management program to focus on summer weed control

A Feb. 24 half-day training at the Texas AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Overton will offer pasture management information that producers are unlikely to find anywhere else, according to a Texas AgriLife Extension Service forage specialist. "We'll have information on identifying weeds specific to East Texas and the most economical way to control them," said Vanessa Corriher, Ph.D., AgriLife Extension forage specialist, Overton. Participants will also receive educational materials, ... [Read More]

Landowners can earn extra cash from hunting

Landowners in southeastern Colorado who open their property to hunters can earn extra cash by enrolling in Colorado Parks and Wildlife's Big Game Access Program for the 2012 hunting seasons. "The Wildlife Commission has funded the program again for 2012 to pay landowners who allow big game hunting access to their property," said Lamar Area Wildlife Manager Travis Black. The BGAP access stamp allows access to hunt to pronghorn and deer only. [Read More]

Seminars will cover Managing Rangelands in a Changing Environment

"Ranchers and rangeland managers are facing numerous challenges as they look to remain profitable and manage their grasslands," said Bill Sproul, Sedan-area rancher and chairman of the Kansas Grazing Lands Coalition. Managing Rangelands in a Changing Environment will feature Joel Brown, Ph.D., rangeland ecologist, Sproul said. His current activities include research and development of land classification systems, carbon sequestration on rangelands, effects of climate change on rangeland ... [Read More]

Wyoming family secures ranching tradition with conservation easement

"The conservation of private ranch and farm lands through voluntary conservation easements held by local, private land trusts is the most effective and efficient use of limited public dollars for habitat conservation," said Pamela Dewell, executive director of the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust. The Conservation Fund acquired easements on both properties with funding from the Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Program, a federal program managed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Natural ... [Read More]



Hay trade mixed

Premium/supreme alfalfa hay, in large squares, $170-$200, in small squares, $150-$175; good/premium, in large squares, $145-$165, in large rounds, $85-$110, in small squares, $125-$150; good/fair, in large rounds, $75-$90. Good/premium grass hay, in large squares, $130-$150, in large rounds, $85-$100, in small squares, $125-$155; good/fair, in large rounds, $75-$85. Good/premium grass hay, in large squares, $130-$150, in large rounds, $85-$100, in small squares, $125-$155; good/fair, in large... [Read More]

Hay trade mixed

Premium/supreme alfalfa hay, in large squares, $170-$200, in small squares, $150-$175; good/premium, in large squares, $145-$165, in large rounds, $85-$110, in small squares, $125-$150; good/fair, in large rounds, $75-$90. Good/premium grass hay, in large squares, $130-$150, in large rounds, $85-$100, in small squares, $125-$155; good/fair, in large rounds, $75-$90. Good/premium grass hay, in large squares, $130-$150, in large rounds, $85-$100, in small squares, $125-$155; good/fair, in large... [Read More]

Most hay steady, other areas slow

Premium/supreme alfalfa hay, in large squares, $170-$200, in small squares, $150-$175; good/premium, in large squares, $145-$165, in large rounds, $85-$110, in small squares, $125-$150; good/fair, in large rounds, $75-$90. Good/premium grass hay, in large squares, $130-$150, in large rounds, $85-$100, in small squares, $125-$155; good/fair, in large rounds, $75-$90. Good/premium grass hay, in large squares, $130-$150, in large rounds, $85-$100, in small squares, $125-$155; good/fair, in large... [Read More]

Most hay prices remain steady

Premium mixed alfalfa-grass, in large squares, $240 delivered; fair, in large rounds, $125 delivered. West: Premium/supreme alfalfa, in small squares, delivered, scarce; Good/premium, scarce; premium/supreme, in large in large squares, delivered, $300-$350; good/premium, $275-$300. North/central/east: Premium/supreme alfalfa, in small squares, delivered, scarce; good/premium, in small squares, scarce; premium/supreme, in large squares, delivered, $300-$360, in large rounds and squares, ... [Read More]

Hay trade slow due to holiday

Premium alfalfa, in large squares, $155, in large rounds, $145; good, in large rounds, $95-$105; fair, in small squares, $3.75/bale, in large squares, $100, in large rounds, $80. Premium alfalfa-grass mix, in large rounds, $155-$160; good, in small squares, $105-$115, in large rounds, $90-$110; fair, in large rounds, $70-$85. Utility, in large rounds, $55. Premium grass, in small squares, , $150; good in small squares, $90, in large rounds, $95-$100; fair, in small squares, $70, in large ... [Read More]


Hay trade slow to moderate

Demand moderate to strong for dairy, stock cow, grinding alfalfa, grass hay and alfalfa pellets, according to the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, Jan. 31. Prices given on a per-ton basis, unless otherwise noted. Horse alfalfa, $280-$300, some $7.50-$8/small square bale; supreme dairy, $250-$300, an instance $350 for Supplemental hay; premium, $230-$270; Utility/fair grinding alfalfa, edge of the field, $180-$220, alfalfa ground on truck, $200-$250, ground and ... [Read More]


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Ken Root

Ken Root

Little cattle


The January cattle inventory report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture showed what everyone knew: The Southwest had a devastating drought, and disposed of millions

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Sara Wyant

Sara Wyant

Crop insurance delivers record payments


During the 2011 crop year, private crop insurance policies valued at over $113.5 billion covered more than 264 million acres of farmland, including all major

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Jennifer M Latzke

Jennifer M Latzke

Sorry, Kodak


As a present to my mom and my dad I volunteered to scan and organize our family photos into their new computer. Plenty of

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Kylene Scott

Kylene Scott

Student leader gives back


Riley Pagett, a Woodward, Okla., native, just finished serving as the 2010-2011 National FFA president. Although Pagett served as an Oklahoma State FFA officer

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Holly Martin

Holly Martin

Another attack

Another video released and another industry that has to spend time and effort defending its actions and standards. What HSUS did, instead, was provided


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Larry Dreiling

Larry Dreiling

Controversy swirls around potential GPS interference


These industries fear potential interference to GPS receivers from the recently launched LightSquared communications network. The GPS community is concerned because testing has shown that

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Jennifer Carrico

Jennifer Carrico

Being precise


Fifteen years ago we began using different fertilizer rates for each individual field, and now we can fertilize each individual acre differently to optimize production

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Doug Rich

Doug Rich

How local is your food?


Erin Barnett with LocalHarvest, a California-based website dedicated to local food sources, said the buy local food movement is the result of a number of

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Trent Loos

Trent Loos

Who really needs schooling?


This rule requires most schools to increase the availability of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and fat-free and low-fat fluid milk in school meals; reduce the

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Jerry Nine

Jerry Nine

Just a scoop full


I heard one rancher say this morning that we will probably pay for that nice of a winter, as he said it will probably be

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