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Forage Quality, Evaluation, and Utilization by George C., Jr. Fahey, Michael Collins, 1994-06 Forage Production for Pasture-Based Livestock Production Southern Forages by Donald M. Ball, 1996-01 Cheatgrass: Fire and Forage on the Range by James A. Young, Charlie D. Clements, 2009-03-28 Harvested Forages by Rodney Dwain Horrocks, John F. Valentine, 1999-06-16 The Book of Alfalfa;History, Cultivation and Merits. Its Uses as a Forage and Fertilizer by F. D. Coburn, 2010-04-06 Tropical Forages: Their Role in Sustainable Agriculture (Tropical Agriculture) by LR Humphreys, 1995-06-15 Sorgho and imphee, the Chinese and African sugar canes: a treatise upon their origin, varieties, and culture, their value as a forage crop, and the manufacture ... starch, and dye-stuffs : with a paper b by Henry Steel Olcott, 2010-09-08 Colcord's system of preserving green forage without heat or fermentation by the use of the silo governor by Samuel Marshall Colcord, 2010-06-14 The 2009 Import and Export Market for Seed of Forage Plants Excluding Beet Seed in the United Kingdom by Icon Group International, 2009-06-03 The 2009 Report on Farm Forage, Grain, and Sealed Storage Silo and Grain Bin Unloaders: World Market Segmentation by City by Icon Group International, 2009-05-01 Milch Cows and Dairy Farming, Comprising the Breeds, Breeding, and Management in Health and Disease, of Dairy and Other Stock: The Selection of Milch Cows, ... Method; the Culture of Forage Plants, Etc by Charles Louis Flint, 2010-01-11 The 2009 Report on Agricultural Shear Bar, Basic Self-Propelled and Pull-Type Field Forage Harvesting Machinery: World Market Segmentation by City by Icon Group International, 2009-05-01 The 2009-2014 World Outlook for Farm Forage Blowers, Combination Grain and Forage Blowers, and Other Blowers by Icon Group, 2008-09-27

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21. Oklahoma Forages
    OKLAHOMA forages. Web has been moved. It's now located at forage.okstate.edu/index.htm. OKLAHOMAforages. The Oklahoma forages Web Site has been moved.  
    http://www.agr.okstate.edu/forage/forage.htm

22. Forages
    forages consist of both pastures and annual forages such as ryes, etc. In addition each particular crops usage is  
    http://resources.caes.uga.edu/media/GAR/Forages.htm
    
    Extractions: The University of Georgia College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Select Commodity: Apples Beef Blueberries Corn Cotton Dairy Eggs Forages Forestry Goats Horses Muscadines Ornamental Horticulture Peaches Peanuts Pecans Pork Poultry Soybeans Strawberries Tobacco Turf Grass Vegetables Vidalia Onions Watermelons Forages A forage is a vegetable food for wild or domestic animals. In agriculture, harvested, processed, and stored forage is called silage. Forages consist of both pastures and annual forages such as ryes, etc. In addition each particular crops usage is determined by the season (cool or warm) and the location as well as other factors. Forages, both perennial and annual grasses as well as other crops, can be established for grazing purposes. Cattle and horses are natural grazers. Their stomachs are designed to process small amounts of forage constantly throughout the day. Horses need to eat a minimum of one percent of their body weight in long-stem forage (either grass or hay) every day. So a horse that weighs 1000 pounds needs to eat at least 10 pounds of hay and silage a day. They usually eat around 25 pounds in a day.

23. Section 8 - Forages - Table Of Contents
    Section 8. forages for hay and silage. Alfalfa Varieties Seedingyear management Fertilization Seeding methods Cutting management  
    http://agguide.agronomy.psu.edu/sect8/sect8toc.htm

24. Weed Management In Forages - Legumes
    Section 8 forages. Back to Section 8 Table of Contents, Legumes Weed Management in forages. Managing weeds in forages requires a  
    http://agguide.agronomy.psu.edu/sect8/sec810a.htm

25. Wagon Wheel Seed Corporation Home Page
    Grower, processors, and wholesaler of certified seed of cereals, oilseeds, pulses, special crops, forages, and corn and soybeans.  
    http://www.wagonwheelseeds.sk.ca

26. !All About Compression Baling Forage Products!
    Automatic compression baling system for packaging forages inside a poly bag.  
    http://members.tripod.com/~CP22243/index-22.html
    
    Extractions: United States FORAGE - Fresh, Right Out of a Bag! CONSIDER COMPRESSION BALING YOUR FORAGE PRODUCTS IN A POLY BAG! 1. Compression baling hay in a 50-70-pound poly bag preserves product nutrients, and reduces build up of micro-toxins! 2. Bagged hay can be stored for longer periods of time! 3. This "value added" product enables you to realize higher return for your product! 4. For "travelling" animals (show, race horses), bagged hay enables you to stabilize their diet away from home! Anderson Hay Western U.S. Farm Supplying Bagged Hay Feeding Alfalfa Products to Horses Forages-Machinery "Don't be Left in the Barn-Pack Hay our Way!" Creative Packaging Inc. Home Page

27. Welcome To BeefStocker USA
    Designed specifically for beef producers who background and/or run stocker or yearling cattle on various forages across the United States. A service of Kansas State University.  
    http://www.BeefStockerUSA.org/
    
    Extractions: What's New: New calculators for Palm OS devices have been added to our calculators page. Calculators to determine price spreads and breakeven buy and sell prices are now available. Our latest in the Stocker Facts Series, Manage the Haul is now available in the Fact sheets section. Proceedings from the 2002 Beef Stocker 2002 Profitability Conference are now available W elcome to BeefStockerUSA.org, a website designed specifically for beef producers who background and/or run stocker or yearling cattle on various forages across the United States. We are proud to have BEEF magazine as a partner on this website that has been designed to bring you information specifically related to your business of growing cattle. At the website, be sure to check out the cattle market – weather page where you can obtain updated cattle market information specific to your region. Also look over the fact sheets and research section for a review of excellent university information that we have gathered from across the USA. Check out the calculators that have been developed to assist you in marketing decisions. - BeefStockerUSA –

28. Annual Forages
    Colorado forages. Forage Network. Research and Extension Contacts. Mountain MeadowsIrrigated Hay and Pastures Alfalfa Annual forages Related Links.  
    http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/forages/AnForage.htm

29. Rotogrind Tub Grinder Index Page
    Capable of grinding all types of forages and grains without the use of screens. Site includes equipment specifications and capacities.  
    http://www.rotogrind.com/

30. Ohioline: Farm: Agronomic Crops
    Agronomic Crops Corn; Soybeans; Wheat; forages; Other Crops; Farm Safety;Bulletins; Web Sites; Agronomic Crop Disease Series; forages Information.  
    http://ohioline.osu.edu/lines/acrop.html

31. IPGRI Web Site - Thematic Information
    PGR databases, monographs and other publications crops, forestry and forages.  
    http://www.ipgri.cgiar.org/catalogue/theme.asp?theme=4

32. Forages For Dairy Cattle, AS-0002-99
    2129 Fyffe Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43210. forages for Dairy Cattle. Harvesting and Storageof forages. forages can be fed as pasture, green chop, silage, or hay.  
    http://ohioline.osu.edu/as-fact/0002.html
    
    Extractions: Ohio State University Extension The quality or nutritional value of a forage can be defined as its ability to support a certain level of animal performance. Dairy cows fed high-quality forage produce more milk with less supplemental concentrate than cows fed lower-quality forage. The nutrient or chemical composition of forage largely determines its quality. Chemical composition of a forage depends on plant characteristics and harvesting and storage methods. The objectives of this fact sheet are to discuss: 1) methods of determining forage quality; 2) factors affecting forage quality, including forage harvesting and storage procedures; and 3) the value of different forages in dairy feeding situations. Measures of forage quality. All forages should be analyzed for nutrient composition prior to feeding. An actual laboratory analysis is the only way to properly judge the quality or feeding value of a forage. Forages should at least be analyzed for dry matter (DM), crude protein (CP), fiber (acid detergent [ADF] or neutral detergent [NDF]), and available energy (TDN or NEL). Other nutrient information, such as mineral content, is needed to balance diets but it will not be discussed in this publication. Generally, CP content is positively correlated with quality. In other words, high-protein forages generally are high-quality forages. Alfalfa, if harvested in the late bud stage of maturity, can contain 20 to 25% CP (DM basis). Grasses, if fertilized properly and harvested in the vegetative stage of maturity, can have more than 20% CP. An exception to this general relationship is corn silage, which is low in CP but is a high-quality forage because of its energy content.

33. T.P. OUEST Travaux Publics
    Pose de r©seaux ©lectriques, t©l©communications, gaz, assainissement et eau potable, forages dirig©s. Pr©sentation des activit©s et de la soci©t©.  
    http://www.tpouest.com

34. Provenseed.com : Forages
    The Right Forage for Your Farm. forages are a longterm investment and choosingthe right forage is crucial to the success of your beef or dairy operation.  
    http://www.provenseed.com/proven/forages/
    
    Extractions: Production Tips Forages are a long-term investment and choosing the right forage is crucial to the success of your beef or dairy operation. You want the best yields and minimum risk. By choosing a Proven Seed forage you can be assured you’ve selected the best varieties available. Proven Seed’s retailers and staff, the most knowledgeable in the industry, can help you make the right choice. They also can provide advice on establishing, maintaining and maximizing production from your forage stand. We offer a complete lineup of alfalfas, legumes, and grasses - and our forage retailers can recommend a custom blend that's right for your farm operation. Click on a product above, for more variety and agronomic information. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT PROVEN SEED AT Home About Us Site Map Links ... Privacy

35. Information Access Center (IAC)
    Browseable online database of MSU Extension and other websites, organized under such topics as animals, community development, culture, economic development, family resource management, field crops, financial management, fisheries wildlife, floriculture, food nutrition, forages, forestry, fruit, gardening, grain, health medicine, human development, land use, leadership, ornamentals landscape, pest management, public policy, state local government, tourism, turfgrass, vegetable, volunteer development, and water quality.  
    http://www.msue.msu.edu/msue/iac/iacmain.html

36. Pride Seed
    Sells Groupe Limagrain Pride Brand seeds; gives dealer and product information about seeds including corn, soy bean, canola, forages and silage innoculants.  
    http://www.prideseed.com/

37. OSC/USDA MAP China Forages Project
    This page contains information regarding Oregon Seed Council andUSDA Market Access Programs China forages Project.  
    http://www.forages.css.orst.edu/Projects/International/China/
    
    Extractions: is sponsored by the USDA Market Access Program. The project is designed to enhance the marketing of Oregon-grown cool season forage and turf grasses into China. The project involves cooperation of Chinese and U.S. Universities, institutes, and agencies. This segment describes the forage portion of the project. Segment Authors

38. Friendly Acres Seed Farm
    Seed growers and retailers in Saltcoats, Saskatchewan retailing oats, hulless oat, wheat, canola, forages, pulses, and other crops.  
    http://www.friendlyacres.sk.ca

39. Forages At U.Minnesota Agronomy Dept.
    Soil, Water, Climate (UM); Soil Testing (UM); Weed Science (UMAgron); MISA (UM-Agron);MFGC * (MN Forage Grassland Council); MCIA (MN Crop Improvement);  
    http://www.agro.agri.umn.edu/forages/
    
    Extractions: Variety Trials AB ISU IL ... NWS The mission of the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics is to discover and share information and genetic material that increases the efficiency, reliability, and profitability of crop production and utilization within Minnesota and around the world. We promote environmentally sound practices that preserve the natural resources upon which agriculture depends.

40. Holmes Laboratory
    An independent analytical laboratory that tests forages, commodities, grains, water, mycotoxins, soils and manure.  
    http://www.holmeslab.com/
    
    Extractions: Supply Order Form Submitting Samples Sample bags are self-addressed and can be mailed, or sent via UPS, etc. Fill the bag 1/2 full for forages, feedstuff or soils. Submit 1 cup of water and 1 quart of manure. If you use the U.S. Postal Service, check with them about their free Priority Mail Envelopes. Samples received by 3:00 p.m. will be started the same day. Please print the appropriate form below and include with your sample: Samples submitted by US Mail arrive at our lab earlier in the morning and therefore begin the testing process sooner. Samples sent via US Mail should be addressed to: Holmes Laboratory, Inc.

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