dairies

Sara Wyant
Agripulse, Columns, Editorials, Opinion

Solving your farm labor woes remains a work in progress

Farm labor remains an important matter and has support from both sides of the aisle, but the formula remains elusive, Sara Wyant writes. Read More

Irrigated soybeans in Keith County, Nebraska are watered by the Ogallala Aquifer. The vast underground reservoir reaches as far south as Texas, where it has declined as much as 36% since the 1950s. In Nebraska, the Ogallala has decreased by just 0.34% on average, according to analysis of U.S. Geological Survey reports, although the state’s southwest counties are showing a much greater decline. (Photo courtesy of Bill Spiegel.)
Water

A lifeline of the High Plains—irrigation in focus

Agronomics, Forage Crops, Opinion, Sorghum, Sorghum Outlook

Sorghum silage: Rising star of dairy feed



(Journal photo by Jennifer Theurer.)

Kansas hay prices steady despite low demand

Hay Markets

Steady demand, trade activity reported for hay

Hay Markets

Hay trade remains slow with increased demand