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Daily Cash Grain Bids

Daily cash grain bids from St. Joseph, Atchison, and Kansas City on Yellow and White Corn, Soybeans, Hard and Soft Wheat, and Sorghum.

'Swagbot' prototype herds stock for graziers

Researchers develop a 'Swagbot' prototype robot to help monitor and herd livestock, and check on crops.

Looking back: Where did Claas self-propelled foragers come from?

Claas Jaguar forage harvesters are now a common sight on farms all over Ireland every summer - but where did they come from?

Inventoring remaining feed supply

Our winter mid-point is Feb. 2 (Ground Hog Day), so now may be a good time to inventory your remaining hay and forage. Remember you can’t effectively manage; what you do not measure.

How to Use Complete Feeds to Stretch Your Hay Supply

Fiery blazes, drought, and poor growing conditions have made hay difficult to find and expensive to buy in many locations throughout the nation. These conditions have left horse owners with the difficult task of finding an affordable source of quality hay

How Do Horses Have Fun?

If you've ever watched a herd of horses, you've likely seen a few of the herd members kicking it up and having fun. Some horses are more...

13 Dog Breeds That Are Overwhelmingly Affectionate

Ready Your Equipment to Put Up High-quality Hay

Forages are valuable, whether you put up high-quality dairy hay, horse hay or grass hay to keep those high-value beef cows in condition. A timely harvest is good for your livestock, your hay-buying…

Putting the hay in cre-hay-tive

A shark, a penguin and a castle among entrys in What the Hay

Should You Soak Your Horse's Hay?

There are pros and cons to soaking hay. Find out if it’s the right treatment for your horse’s diet.

New HAY Products that Transform Any Space

HAY reimagined staple pieces like chairs and sofas and breathed new life and purpose into them through its new, featured products. See how HAY can transform spaces, one beautiful piece at a time.

Peanut hay: A few things to remember this harvest

Test peanut hay if it is going to be fed to livestock, though. Drought-stressed peanuts in the last five to six weeks are at higher risk for alflatoxin, as you know. Aflatoxin must be less than 20 ppb in the hay to be safe. High nitrates, or more than 4500 ppm, can be a problem, too.

It's official: Horses prefer balage over hay

Hay may be a staple for horses, but given a choice, they go for the rich stuff first.

Using Hay Replacers for Horses

Severe drought through parts of TX and OK leaves hayfields and pastures brown and dry, and animal owners searching for replacement optionsWhen times of severe draught or other weather phenomenon result in poor quality or availability of pastures and hay , horse owners often turn to complete feeds (i.e. feeds that contain a full diet of roughage, protein, vitamins, minerals, and other needed nutrients) or…

Could probiotic yoghurt be the key to fighting hay fever?

The 18 million people suffering from hay fever in the UK might benefit from probiotic yoghurt, a new study suggests

WATCH: Woman gets new home made out of hay

A woman in Pennsylvania is getting a new home made out of hay.

Silage, Hay or Grazing: Which do you prefer?

As harvest wraps up, we want to take a moment and ask an important question: Will you be feeding your livestock hay or silage, or turning them out on your wheat for grazing this year to get through the winter months?