If you’ve got 2 to 30 acres of land, investing in small-scale equipment and starting your own hay production is possible! By growing and processing your own hay, you can control the timing ...

An alfalfa weevil outbreak hit many farmers in the pocketbook who did not treat their fields with a labeled insecticide. "This moisture is probably not as bad for pasture as it is for the hay harvest ...

Spring planting in mulch helps control weeds, including reducing the need to weed as much. Few weeds will come up through a 4-inch layer of hay.

PARKER, S.D. (KELO) — As the weather finally warms up, many farmers are now in the field planting or just about to get started. The machines are ready, the weather is warming up and farmers are ...

Cowichan Tribes is transforming an old hay field near the Cowichan River estuary into a native-plant incubator. The First Nation is growing 15,000 native plants in the field at the former Dinsdale ...