WA State Hay Growers retweeted
We at RDO are excited to have a booth at the @WSHGA meeting again! Come visit us in the lounge and learn about all our stacker options as well as the #W260R from @JohnDeere – at Kennewick, WA
WA State Hay Growers retweeted
How did we get to the point where large numbers of #farmers and members of the larger #forage community started to believe that we needed to get rid of #hay #feeding on our #livestock farms?
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The 2022 #NWHayExpo is a go! We are excited to bring this event back to the Three Rivers Convention Center in January.
WA State Hay Growers retweeted
Potato leafhoppers are alfalfa pests that can devastate regrowth and new seedings. Learn how to identify the damage these insects cause and prevent further from happening. #pest #management #alfalfa
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WA State Hay Growers retweeted
Forage lookin’ crooked? Find out how to effectively mow your lodged crop and what the consequences of doing so may be. #hay #harvest #lodging
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WA State Hay Growers retweeted
Hay prices are $10 to $15 per ton higher than they were last year. Find out why and where they are predicted to go from here. #hay #stocks #prices
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WA State Hay Growers retweeted
#Alfalfa is underutilized, being mainly used as #animal feed. But the #legume’s leaves can be mined for protein & amino acids and then used as supplements or within foods or pharmaceuticals for human consumption. Learn how checkoff dollars drive research. bit.ly/21-feb-ACO
WA State Hay Growers retweeted
Perhaps no decision is more difficult than what to do when an #alfalfa stand enters a growing season firing on half of its cylinders because of winter injury. They're not totally dead but rather have a reduced number of fully productive plants. #forage #ag bit.ly/EH-210406-B
WA State Hay Growers retweeted
Scholarship alert! Applications are due at the end of this month - 4/29.
Our application is now open for the 2021 WSHGA Scholarship! Be sure to apply by 2021.
wa-hay.org/scholarship/
WA State Hay Growers retweeted
When the weather doesn’t cooperate, which fields do I cut first? #hay #alfalfa #forage bit.ly/EH-210330-A
Drying hay can be a hard thing for growers to accomplish but there are a few things you can do to make it happen quicker.
hayandforage.com/article-340…
Our application is now open for the 2021 WSHGA Scholarship! Be sure to apply by 2021.
wa-hay.org/scholarship/
WA State Hay Growers retweeted
The ramifications of the differences between RFV and RFQ are quite large for both the buyer and seller of #hay. #forage bit.ly/EH-210201-A
2020 was tough and there has been carry over into 2021 with a huge bottleneck of shipping agricultural exports out of the country.
cnbc.com/2021/01/26/shipping…
The 2020 Alfalfa Variety Trials are now live on our website! Be sure to check them out!
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