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Hay! If You Grow Hay or Pastures, MSU Extension Needs Your Advice

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By Kim Cassida, Frank Wardynski et.al
| Farms.com
By Kim Cassida and Frank Wardynski et.al The Michigan State University Extension forage and grazing team invites everyone who grows, manages or purchases hay or pastureland in Michigan to participate in a brief survey designed to help us better understand your current needs and interests. Your feedback is essential in helping us evaluate existing Michigan State University (MSU) Extension programs and shape new, relevant initiatives to better serve the forage and grazing communities.
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Winter Bale Grazing in Michigan and the Great Lakes Region

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By Kable Thurlow, Frank Wardynski et.al
| Farms.com
By Kable Thurlow and Frank Wardynski et.al Bale grazing is a cost-effective method for feeding livestock in late fall and winter. Producers place bales of hay or baleage in a pasture or other field in rows or grids before winter fully sets in. Livestock are then given access to a few bales at a time by moving temporary electric fencing in a pattern similar to that used in strip or rotational grazing in summer.
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