With the possibility of a dry spring leading to an even drier summer, getting the most out of your hay is critical.

While they may seem confusing, the numbers in an forage analysis can tell you a lot about what you’re feeding your cattle. And you don’t need a nutritionist with a PhD to use them.

Proper hay storage can reduce loss of nutritional value from hay bales.

A forage analysis can tell you a lot about the nutritional value of your hay or pasture. Here’s a look at what numbers to consider.

Check the nitrate levels in forage to avoid nitrate poisoning.

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In spite of the increasing trend to limit the amount of steel between your cows and what they eat, feeding hay in the winter is a reality for many beef producers.

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