New York, United States, Dec. 05, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alfalfa or lucerne is a perennial blooming plant. Many countries farm it as a significant feed crop all over the world. It also serves as a ...

Dublin, Aug. 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "Alfalfa Hay - Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. The global market for Alfalfa Hay was ...

Hay production and prices were top of mind for alfalfa and hay producers who attended High Plains Journal’s Alfalfa U at the United Wireless in Dodge City, Kansas. One of the speakers, Kim Nettleton, ...

This past week, hay movement remains steady and is expected to continue at a similar pace throughout the remainder of the year. Many producers are retaining hay inventories in anticipation of improved ...

Murphy Farm Hay and Feed Company of Louisburg, N.C., has initiated a voluntary limited recall of alfalfa hay because of potential blister beetle contamination following the deaths of six horses. The ...

Alfalfa is considered the “Queen of Forages” because of its high nutritive value. Alfalfa also has high N-fixation capacity meaning that no nitrogen fertilization is needed for its production. Alfalfa ...

SWEDONA, Ill. — While the heydays of harvest are just around the corner, one golden crop is looking greener than ever for area farmers. Droughts across the great plains are bumping up prices for ...

Reporting from Holtville, Calif. — The machine harvester cut across Ronnie Leimgruber’s alfalfa field, blades whirring, leaving behind a thick trail of leafy legume ready to be dried and baled.

Alfalfa is an excellent choice to feed as a supplement to beef cows that are later in their pregnancy. Seldom do we think of hay as being a supplement, but the right high-quality forage, such as ...

MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) --Corn and soybeans weren't the only crops impacted by the cold, wet weather we had this spring. Alfalfa and hay farmers are behind as well. Alfalfa is used for feed and bedding for ...

TWIN FALLS, Idaho — Hay prices in Idaho started the year really hot, with some prices north of $300 a ton, but since then they’ve come down to about $200 a ton. A snowy winter was followed by first, ...