Hay
Use this chart to figure out how much additional hay you’ll need to account for storage losses.
Read details about the major crops intended to be planted this year.
New design conserves up to 33 percent of existing hay resources.
Roughly half of the country is experiencing dry conditions, yet analysts think the same number of acres will be planted to water-intensive alfalfa this spring.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice and sorghum for the week ending Nov. 13.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Oct. 30.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Oct. 30.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice and sorghum for the week ending Nov. 6.
See alfalfa and hay harvested, yield and production data.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Oct. 23.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Oct. 23.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Oct. 9.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Oct. 10.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Oct. 16.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Oct. 16.
Darrell and Meg Stamper enjoy the traditional way of harvesting a hay crop, using horses and turn-of-the-century equipment.
The hay crop in the Gunnison Valley is about average this year, but it’s abundant compared to parts of the south central and southwest U.S. that are suffering from extreme drought.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Oct. 2.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Oct. 2.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Sept. 26.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Sept. 26.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Sept. 18.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Sept. 18.
Many agricultural producers in East Texas are feeling caught between a rock and a ‘hot’ place.
USDA’ s pasture and range condition ratings for the week ended Sept. 11.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Sept. 11.
USDA progress ratings for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, sorghum and pasture for the week ending Sept. 5.