If you pair a two-pronged planting season with the heat in September, you get variable corn silage, says dairy nutritionist ...

The dry conditions continued in Wisconsin last week, allowing for rapid harvest progress. USDA statistician Greg Bussler says ...

Farmers are increasingly turning to high-moisture corn silage, specifically earlage or snaplage, due to its high energy content and easy digestibility.

Area farmers took advantage of the weather in recent weeks and worked on harvesting soy beans and now, corn.  The warm, dry ...

The United States Department of Agriculture has come out with their weekly Wisconsin crop progress and conditions report.

The moisture content of corn harvested for grain was 21%. Corn for silage harvest was 92% complete, 1 day ahead of last year and 8 days ahead of average. Corn condition remained strong, with 61% rated ...

Michigan crops have been trending drier than average during harvest. Michigan Thumb farmer Matt Frostic tells Brownfield he ...

However, some farmers were concerned that a continued lack of rainfall may adversely impact late-planted crops. Corn and soybean progress continued ahead of their respective five-year average paces.

Beef cattle producers were making their second cut of tame hay fields. Corn silage harvest has not yet started, but corn was fully dented. RELATED: Alberta’s harvest ahead of average pace Dugouts were ...

The average temperature last week was 56.1 degrees, 2.1 degrees above normal. Weather stations recorded an average of 0.24 ...