21. Oklahoma Forages OKLAHOMA forages Web has been moved. It s now located at forage.okstate.edu/index.htm. Forage Publications, Role and Distribution of forages in Oklahoma. http://www.agr.okstate.edu/forage/

OKLAHOMA FORAGES Web has been moved. It's now located at: forage.okstate.edu/index.htm Please update your bookmarks. This page will automatically forward you to the new URL in 10 seconds. Forage Legumes Forage Grasses Forage Publications Role and Distribution of Forages in Oklahoma Pest Plant Management in Grazing Lands of Oklahoma Oklahoma Alfalfa Links to Other Sites Alfalfa Variety Tests We appreciate suggestions, questions, and comments about this page John Caddel, Forage Agronomist, jlc@mail.pss.okstate.edu Updated

22. Le Forage D'Eau Implantation, conception, r©alisation, exploitation d'un forage d'eau profond. Les pompes, les ©quipements utilis©s. http://www.forages-clement.fr

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23. Forages And Pastures Home. What s New. Calendar of Events. Products. News Releases. forages and Pastures. 98039); forages - Making the Most With What’s Left! (Order No. http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/crops/field/forages.html

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Forages and Pastures Factsheets, Infosheets, Publications Newsletters External Links Crops Updates ... Related Links Factsheets, Infosheets and Publications Forage Agronomy Insects, Disease and Weeds Pasture Forage Quality ... Economics Annual Forage Annual Ryegrass for Stored Feed and Pasture (Order No. 98-039) (Order No. 98-047) Forage Pearl Millet (Order No. 98-045) Forage Production From Spring Cereals and Cereal-Pea Mixtures (Order No. 98-041) Forage Sorghum-Sudan Grass (Order No. 98-043) Harvest Maturity Affects Quantity and Quality of Cereal Forage Soybeans as a Forage Crop Soybeans for Silage Cover Crops ... Top of Page Corn Silage Determining Corn Silage Energy Harvesting Corn Silage at the Right Moisture Pricing Corn Silage in 2002 Drought Damaged Corn Silage ... Top of Page Economics Survey of Custom Farmwork and Short-term Equipment Rental Rates Charged in 2003 Crop Budgets 2004 Alfalfa Hay ( xls html Corn Silage ( xls ) or ( html Farm Land Lease Agreement - Pasture Grass Stocker (Cattle) Worksheet Hay Cost of Production Worksheet ... Top of Page Forage Agronomy

24. Program In Forages Links to web sites about forage production. A forage selection tool. http://forage.cas.psu.edu/

25. Ohioline: Farm: Agronomic Crops Corn. Soybeans. Wheat. forages. Other Crops. Farm Safety. Bulletins Emergency and Supplemental Crops for forages, AGF019. Fall Alfalfa Management, AGF-009 http://www.ag.ohio-state.edu/~ohioline/lines/acrop.html

Search Ohioline Welcome It's New! ... University Agronomic Crops Corn Soybeans Wheat Forages ... Software Bulletins 1995 Ohio Farm Income, ESO-2352-97 1996 Ohio Farm Income, ESO-2383-97 1997 Ohio Farm Income, ESO-2516-98 1998 Ohio Farm Income, ESO-2554-99 ... Corn, Soybean, and Alfalfa Field Guide, Bulletin 827 (pdf) Efficacy of Seed Treatment Fungicides for Agronomic Crops in Ohio, Bulletin 639A Ohio Farm Custom Rates Survey Field Crop Disease Management, Bulletin 631 Identifying Noxious Weeds of Ohio, Bulletin 866 ... Wheat Disease Control In Ohio, Bulletin 785 Web Sites Agricultural, Natural Resources, and Environment Links Chemical Application Technology Crop Observation and Recommendation Network Cyber-Farm ... Pesticide Action Network Pesticide Database Corn Information 1997 High Oil Corn TCBlend Performance Tests, AGF-136-98 1999 High Oil Corn TC Blend¨ Performance Tests, AGF-136-99 All Ohio Corn Performance Trials Animal Sciences Research and Reviews, Special Circular 156 ... Weed Control Guide for Ohio Field Crops, Bulletin 789 Corn Software Ohio Herbicide Selector for 2000 Ohio Corn Performance Program for 2000 Soybean Information All Ohio Soybean Performance Trials Adjusting a Grain Drill for Planting Soybeans, AGF-114-01

26. Stockpiling Perennial Forages For Fall & Winter Grazing Agdex 131/53, Publication Date 05/99. Order 99009, Last Reviewed 09/02. Title Stockpiling Perennial forages for Fall Winter Grazing. Division http://www.gov.on.ca/OMAFRA/english/livestock/beef/facts/99-009.htm

Our search engine interface requires a JavaScript enabled browser. If you cannot enable JavaScript in your browser, then you may use an alternate interface found at the following web address - http://www.search.gov.on.ca:8002/compass?view-template=simple1 Agdex#: Publication Date: Order#: Last Reviewed: Title: Division: Agriculture and Rural History: Original Factsheet Written by: Jim Johnston - Forage and Sheep Researcher/New Liskeard Agricultural Research Station, University of Guelph; Christoph Wand - Beef Cattle, Sheep and Goat Nutritionist/OMAF Table of Contents Introduction Stockpiling Management Forage Species Soil Fertility ... Summary Introduction Stockpiling is the practice of saving certain hay or pasture fields for grazing in the fall, and winter, after forage growth has stopped. Stockpiled pasture is also referred to as fall-saved pasture or deferred grazing, and is one of several extended grazing techniques. The primary reason for using stockpiled forage is to reduce feed and feeding costs. For each week that the grazing season is extended, total annual feed costs for a forage-fed animal (i.e., ewes or beef cows) are reduced by about 1%. This saving reflects the harvesting costs for grazed forage as compared to hay or silage harvesting, primarily on account of machinery, labour and other inputs not experienced in harvesting the same forage by grazing. Also livestock, grazing stockpiled pasture, spread their manure back onto the pasture without the cost of conventional manure hauling and spreading.

27. 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

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28. Forages And Pasture Seed Mixes Ribbon Grazer Sugar Road Sorghum Free Seed Catalog from NC Seed Express High Yield Forage Grasses Sorghum Birdsfoot Trefoils Summer Forage Native Grasses Pasture Mixes for successful farming and plantings http://www.ncseed.com/forages.html

Home Seed Corn Soybeans Alfalfa ... Contact Us RIBBON GRAZER ($27.00 per 50# bag) Ribbon Grazer is a small seeded sorgo-sudangrass hybrid. It has fine leaves, small stems, fast regrowth and excellent tillering. Its high yield potential and excellent feed value combined with downy mildew tolerance makes Ribbon Grazer one of the finest hay and grazing products on the market today! Ribbon Grazer is highly suited for intensive forage production from either grazing or haying. It has an exceptional crude protein level, and the TDN is outstanding. This hybrid is extra sweet and very leafy. SPECIAL OFFER Pay by January 31, 2004 and deduct $2.00 per purchased bag of Ribbon Grazer. Supplies are limited so contact us at Reluctant to order online? Click here for a seed mail order form. Check Out Our Other Forages Pastures Mixes, Clovers, Birdsfoot Trefoils (click on a variety for more info) PASTURE MIXES TC Horse Pasture Mix ($2.70 / lb.) Horse Pasture Mix ($ 1.65 / lb.) All-Purpose Pasture Mix ($1.55 / lb.) Economy Grazing Mixture ($1.60 / lb.) CLOVERS Tempus Medium Red ($2.05 / lb.)

29. 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

30. Fertilizers For Forages Crop and Soil Environmental News, March 2001. Fertilizers for forages. 150, $45/ac, $135, $40, $95. 120, $36/ac, $108, $40, $68. Fertility for forages Basics. http://www.ext.vt.edu/news/periodicals/cses/2001-03/forages.html

Crop and Soil Environmental News, March 2001 Fertilizers for Forages Mark Alley W. G. Wysor Professor of Agriculture Virginia Tech Blacksburg, VA 24061 Fertilizer use is an important factor for producing profitable forages and for maintaining soil productivity over years. Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) are needed in most fields to support forage production at economic levels, produce quality forage, and to replace nutrients removed in forage harvests. The objectives of this paper are to: (1) discuss the concept of soil productivity; (2) illustrate nutrient removals with various levels of forage production; (3) establish the importance of soil pH and liming; and (4) list the properties of the major commercial N, P, and K fertilizer sources. Soil Productivity and Nutrient Removals Table 1. Forage yield potentials and grazing capacities associated with soil productivity groups. Productivity Group Alfalfa or alfalfa-grass (t/a) Tall grass-clover hay (t/a) Acres per animal unit I II III IV Not suited Nutrients are required to grow forage plants, and different forage plants contain different levels of nutrients. Nutrient contents of various forages have been measured and some example values are shown in Table 2. Legumes generally contain higher amounts of N and K than non-legumes while P content does not vary greatly. Nutrient removals by forages can be estimated from the average nutrient content of the forage and the yield per acre. Nutrient removals per acre by forages will increase as yield levels increase (Table 3). Thus, over time, nutrient applications will need to be the greatest on soils that produce the highest yields. The greatest return on money spent for fertilizer can be expected on soils with the greatest yield potentials. These soils are capable of the highest yields, and yields will also be more consistent over years due to Group I productivity soils having high water-holding capacities.

31. 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/

Roto Grind Tub Grinders by: Burrows Enterprises, Inc. THE MOST VERSATILE TUB GRINDER ON THE MARKET The Advantages of Grinding The Standard Roto Grind The Low Profile Roto Grind Roto Grind Grain Grinder Roto Grind has Few Moving Parts The grinding Capacities of the Roto Grind Check out the Dairyland Special Product Price List A Complete parts list Overview of Burrows Enterprises , Inc. Reach a Sales Representative Near You Burrows Enterprises Affiliated Links

32. Know Your Forages to know, How do I get a representative sample of my forage, What is NIR and how does it differ from wet chemistry, Where can I get my forages evaluated, What http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/ansci/dairy/as991w.htm

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Know Your Forages AS-991 , March 1990 Deanne Morse , Extension Dairy Specialist Kevin Sedivec , Extension Rangeland Management Specialist Animal consumption of hay or silage depends on many things. One major determinant of forage intake is its quality. The nutrient composition of a forage helps to explain expected animal performance. Determining the chemical composition of forages is important. The amount of each nutrient in a forage, energy, protein, and mineral composition, needs to be determined before a diet can be balanced. Fiber content enables a nutritionist to estimate feed intake, digestibility of feed, energy content, and expected animal performance. The most frequently asked questions regarding forage analysis include: Why should I have my forage analyzed? What components of the forage do I need to know? How do I get a representative sample of my forage? What is NIR and how does it differ from wet chemistry? Where can I get my forages evaluated? What recommendations exist for use of forage analysis results?

33. 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/

home fact sheets news research ... RFID survey spacer text In Partnership with What's New: BVD Wildfire ... the latest in our exclusive Stocker Facts collection is now available. Learn more about RFID at the KSU Beef ID Academy Four sessions will be offered Summer 2004. Check out the BEEF – BeefstockerUSA.org survey of RFID companies . We have assembled a listing of over 25 companies who provide hardware and software for the beef industry. 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 – A Service of Kansas State University We're looking forward to hearing from you.

34. UGA Forages Georgia forages. Georgia forages Home. Powered by counter.bloke.com. Other Commodity Webpages. Welcome! Welcome to The University of Georgia forages web page. http://commodities.caes.uga.edu/fieldcrops/forages/

Georgia Forages Georgia Forages Home Powered by counter.bloke.com Other Commodity Webpages County Extension Offices Georgia Environmental Monitoring Network ... Ag and Environmental Services Laboratory (for hay testing submission) College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences The University of Georgia Site last updated: May 20, 2004 Site constructed and maintained by: John Andrae Forage Specialist University of Georgia jandrae@uga.edu New Information: Current list of Georgia bermudagrass spriggers 4th Annual Perennial Peanut Field Day- Moultrie GA What causes bermudagrass stands to thin? (Georgia Cattleman April 2004). Food Plots for Beef Calves: Effectively Using Creep Grazing (Georgia Cattleman, May 2004) ... Is MaxQ Tall Fescue Economical for Cow Calf Producers? (Georgia Cattleman, June 2004) Tools and Publications General Information Upcoming Events Species and Variety Selection Forage Team Establishment Georgia Statewide Variety Test Data Soil Fertility (PDF) Georgia Forage Extension Publications Hay Harvest and Storage Presentations for County Agent Delivery Weeds Forage Facts Archive ... Economics Welcome!

35. 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

TPOuest, entreprise de Travaux Publics Nos activités, Les Forages Dirigés la pose de réseaux d'assainissement, les réseaux d'eau potable, les Réseaux Humides la pose des Réseaux de Télécommunications la pose des Réseaux d' Energie , les réseaux gaz, les réseaux électriques les réseaux d'éclairage publique et la pose de fibre optique. Pour nous contacter et demander un devis ou plus d'information : franck.pottier@tpouest.com tpouest forages dirigés réseaux énergie ... réseaux humides Votre navigateur ne gère pas le frames ! veuillez actualiser votre navigateur !

36. Forages Of Texas Home Page Dr. Twain Butler, Species Adapted to Texas. Yield Data of Texas forages. Common Pasture Weeds. Pasture Weed Control. Animal Disorder Forage Related. http://stephenville.tamu.edu/~butler/foragesoftexas/

Forage Related - Animal Disorders Common Pasture Weeds Fertility Hay and Silage Forage Related - Animal Disorders Common Pasture Weeds Fertility Hay and Silage ... Wildlife

37. Holmes Laboratory An independent analytical laboratory that tests forages, commodities, grains, water, mycotoxins, soils and manure. http://www.holmeslab.com/

Water Analysis Manure Analysis Soil Analysis Plant Tissue Analysis ... Supply Order Form Wet chemistry procedures are used for all testing. Our laboratory participates in The National Forage Testing Association. Results can be faxed at no extra charge. Free sample bags and supplies will be sent upon request. Samples are retained for 30 days. 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: Soil Information Sheet Forage/Feedstuff Information Sheet 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. PO Box 204 Winesburg, OH 44690-0204

38. Pride Seeds 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/

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39. Purdue Forage Identification Pages Forage Identification Pages. The is a series of pages that identify the major forage grass and legume species of Indiana and the North Central States. http://www.agry.purdue.edu/ext/forages/forageid.htm

Home Forage Issues Pasture Info Forage ID ... Links Forage Identification Pages The is a series of pages that identify the major forage grass and legume species of Indiana and the North Central States. Digitized photos and descriptions of the species characteristics are included. How are you at identifying seed? Check out this side by side comparison of the seeds from these identification pages. Legume Seeds (116 sec) Grass Seeds (157 sec) (Approximate time to download with a 28.8 Modem) Legumes: Alfalfa (109 sec) Alsike Clover (54 sec) Birdsfoot Trefoil (58 sec) Crownvetch (74 sec) Hairy vetch (41 sec) Ladino Clover (94 sec) Korean Lespedeza (44 sec) Red Clover (41 sec) Sweetclover (64 sec) White Dutch Clover (58 sec) Grasses: Orchardgrass (89 sec) Tall Fescue (109 sec) Perennial Ryegrass (72 sec) Kentucky Bluegrass (46 sec) Timothy (62 sec) Reed Canarygrass (99 sec) Smooth Bromegrass (113 sec) Big Bluestem (90 sec) Switchgrass (65 sec) Indiangrass (57 sec) Sorghum X Sudan (72 sec) Sudangrass (57 sec) Forage Identification Pages Authors: Content: Keith D. Johnson, Department of Agronomy, Purdue University

40. 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

A joint project of MSU Extension , and the Michigan State University Library . The MSU IAC is an on-line database of World-Wide Web and e-mail links to MSU expertise and outreach resources and activities. Animals Community Development Culture Economic Development ... Water Quality Animals Beef Dairy Fisheries and Wildlife Goat ... Swine Community Development Rural Development Urban Development Culture Culture Economic Development Rural Development Urban Development Family Resource Management Family Resource Management Field Crops Barley Corn Dry Bean Grain ... Wheat Financial Management Family Finance Farm Management Small Business Floriculture Floriculture Food and Nutrition Food and Nutrition Forages Forages Forestry Rural Urban Fruit Small Fruit Tree Fruit Gardening Basics Fruit Herb Landscape Maintenance ... Vegetable Health and Medicine Health and Medicine Human Development Elder Issues Human Development Mid Life Issues Parenting ... Youth Issues Land Use Contaminants and Remediation Environment Land Use Microbial Ecology ... Urban Planning Leadership Leadership Ornamentals and Landscape Pest Management Plant Maintenance Pest Management Pest Management Public Policy Agriculture Policy Public Policy State and Local Government State and Local Government Tourism Tourism Turfgrass Turfgrass Vegetable Vegetable Volunteer Development Volunteer Development Water Quality Water Quality cook@msue.msu.edu

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