Dairy, Livestock & Forage Crops

Reducing the Risk of Mosquito Breeding on Farms
Public Health entomologists view “source reduction” as a significant tool in reducing risk from mosquito-spread diseases. This means lim... Learn More
Close up of a person's leg and hand in a field of tall grass.
Field of Greens
Double-Cropping Trial Proves Viability of Winter Triticale in New Hampshire
Double-Cropping Trial Proves Viability of Winter Triticale in New Hampshire Learn More
Knock, Knock. Moos There?
Written by Kayla Aragona, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Student, University of New Hampshire In the US, 5.6% of calves are stillborn, with a higher rate ... Learn More
Using Milk Urea Nitrogen to Calculate Urine and Urinary Nitrogen Output
Using Milk Urea Nitrogen to Calculate Urine and Urinary Nitrogen Output 1) Why is this important? The amount of urine produced by dairy cow... Learn More
Goats eating hay
Basic Winter Care for Livestock
Another summer gone and school has started. I’m thinking about adjusting my driving schedule to avoid buses, heat for the house, my winter garden, and... Learn More
Facebook Livestock Winter Care
Facebook Livestock - Winter Care for Livestock
Episode 4 - Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Episode 4 - Wednesday, December 6, 2017 Learn More
Round bales in a hayfield
The Dose Makes the Poison
Using sleuthing skills when toxic weeds are suspect
Using sleuthing skills when toxic weeds are suspect Learn More
Dairy cattle grazing in a pasture
Starting the Forage Season Out Right
Keys to success before you mow or graze
Keys to success before you mow or graze Learn More
Stack of wrapped round bales
Utilizing uNDF in Dairy Cow Diets
A new way of looking at forage fiber
A new way of looking at forage fiber Learn More
Tractor harvesting corn for silage
Optimizing Corn Silage Utilization
When to harvest, and how to feed it
When to harvest, and how to feed it Learn More