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Watch videos related to hay and forage, including videos on haying, baling, preparing fields for hay, cutting hay, alfalfa, hauling hay, and more.

Assessing Alfalfa Stands

The window for planting alfalfa is closing quickly in southeast Nebraska.... More ›

Higher Quality Hay with John Deere Equipment

We head to Kansas to see how one stocker operator uses John Deere equipment to help ensure he's putting up the highest quality hay for his operation.... More ›

Hay prices improve

Jerome--In Jerome County, Ken Miller is getting in the third cut of hay. Its been a tough season for hay prices so far…and quality has been a problem.... More ›

Alfalfa Growth Stages for on-farm Decisions

Alfalfa Growth Stages for on-farm Decisions... More ›

Planting Alfalfa

Alex Rocateli tells us why selecting the right field is so important in producing a good alfalfa crop.... More ›

Baling hay racing the rains

South Sask Farmer - Baling hay racing the rains... More ›

Storing Hay Correctly

Dave Lalman has advice on how to properly store and stack round bales to maximize forage quality.... More ›

Putting up High Quality Hay with New Holland Equipment

One essential to a good hay crop is the ability to get it put up in a timely way - and that takes reliable tools and farm machinery.... More ›

Haylage Inoculant Options

Pioneer Livestock Specialist, Martina Nelson, discusses different options of inoculant for haylages including best practices to achieve optimal digestibility.... More ›

Using a Disc Mower Conditioner to Make Top Quality Hay

See how one Missouri operation uses New Holland equipment to help cut higher quality hay.... More ›

Picking the Right Tractor for Your Operation

The experts at New Holland offer great practical advice on how to buy the right tractor to suit any size cattle operation.... More ›

Using a Tedder to Improve Hay Quality

We head to Tennessee to see how using a New Holland tedder can help get your hay in faster and in better condition.... More ›

Benefits of a New Holland Forage Harvester

Higher quality feed can make a real difference in an operation's bottom line. See how some custom forage operators in California are using equipment from New Holland to produce a better product for their customers.... More ›

Nitrate Toxicity in Forage

Alex Rocateli explains why some types of forage can become toxic after rain followed by hot, dry conditions.... More ›

Hay late

The 2020 hay crop is late. The first cut usually comes at the end of May. But this year, three weeks of rain that's nearly 3 inches, slowed the first harvest.... More ›

Simple Techniques, Big Results

Hugh Aljoe, director of producer relations at the Noble Research Institute, talks about intentional and simple pasture management for big results.... More ›

On-Farm Bale Grazing Demonstration in Kentucky

Dr. Jeff Lehmkuhler shares information on bale grazing while following up with a producer participating in the demonstration.... More ›

Insect Control In Alfalfa

The Hefty brothers dive into various insect problems in Alfalfa and methods of control.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - Hay Storage

Glenn Selk explains why hay storage is important to maintaining quality.... More ›

Special Announcement from Corteva Agriscience

Damon Palmer, Pasture& Land Management Leader for Corteva Agriscience, talks about his company's commitment to the long-term success of the beef industry including a new 0% financing program to help producers navigate these unprecedented times.... More ›

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