The January edition of the Central Wisconsin Agricultural Extension Report has been released. Inside you will find articles on:
Processing vegetable crops meeting
Budgeting, cost-sharing, and managed grazing
Farming your finances
Does this investment make cents?
BQA certification
Industrial hemp meeting
PQA training
Pesticide applicator training
and more!
Feed costs tend to be one of the most costly parts of caring for livestock- whether for horses, cattle, sheep or goats. One large component of feed cost is how much hay your critters are using (or wasting).
A University of Minnesota study evaluated the use of nine different types of round bale feeders for horses on safety, hay waste, cost, intake, and weight change of horses against a control (no hay feeder). Results of the research indicated that using no hay feeder wasted approximately 57
Growing vegetables doesn’t have to be boring. This week’s featured vegetable is the kohlrabi.
