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Updated on July 9, 2007
1. Hay_and_feed News: A weed in alfalfa hay is sickening horses Horse owner and feed specialist Bill Hodges says many south Georgia horse owners have supplemented their horses diets with feed like alfalfa because typical feed isn't available. Twenty five horses have been sickened so far from eating alfalfa hay from Michigan containing hoary alyssum. Hodges once lost six horses in two hours because of a bug in alfalfa hay and is now extremely cautious about what he feeds his 22 horses. A weed in alfalfa hay is sickening horses. The weed is toxic to...
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2. Hay_and_feed News: Experts: Farmers should make good use of pastures Forage experts say farmers should make good use of their pastures and consider rotation grazing as a way to stockpile forage. Experts: Farmers should make good use of pastures Midwestern hay supplies will be scarce this year due to a late freeze and too little rain. Stockpiling involves setting aside some of the paddocks -- usually about 25 percent -- around mid-August so it can produce forage for future grazing. Hay producers should watch for pests and treat leafhoppers before they...
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3. Hay_and_feed News: Hay Becomes Hot Commodity And landowners with hay, even if it's grass hay, are wondering how much they should charge per bale for someone else to come in and bale the hay. Anecdotally, one farmer reported that his alfalfa was rebounding well after the first cutting, but that grass in the mix was not coming back very well. The same farmer who sold him the hay was selling hay at $4 per bale in central Indiana if he delivered it. Because alfalfa in their area froze back and new regrowth then came through, much of the...
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4. Hay_and_feed News: Cattle Feeding: Grazing Alfalfa Many producers mention bloat as the reason they do not graze their alfalfa. Is your alfalfa in full bloom but not tall enough to mechanically harvest? One option you have is grazing it. Grazing mature, moisture stressed alfalfa would allow you to utilize the crop and rest your pastures. Rotational grazing during the summer seldom harms the alfalfa stand. Do not put animals out onto alfalfa pasture if a heavy dew is present. However, its likelihood can be greatly reduced when grazing...
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5. Hay_and_feed News: NGFA Encourages FDA to Implement Medicated Feed Self-Inspection Plan The NGFA believes that a voluntary self-inspection program (VSIP) should be a cornerstone of FDA s initiative to develop a more comprehensive and risk-based approach to feed safety under its Animal Feed Safety System (AFSS) initiative, the NGFA said in a statement submitted to the agency. The NGFA believes that a voluntary self-inspection program (VSIP) should be a cornerstone of FDA s initiative to develop a more comprehensive and risk-based approach to feed safety under its Animal Feed...
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6. Hay_and_feed News: The Comeback of the Poisoned Pet Food Manufacturers Menu Foods, North America's largest producer of private label wet pet food, which recalled more than 60 million containers of pet food during the contaminated pet food scandal, is in essence, a public trust company. While pet owners across the continent feed their pets the only food they trust--homemade--pet food manufacturers are scrambling to make a comeback and drive up their flagging profit lines. Two companies from China that supplied pet food...
Source - Canada Free Press,Canada - Read the story
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