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06/09/2025

Preventing forage quality losses over winter requires decisions prior to the hay or silage being made. Options and cautions discussed.

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There are many ways to protect stored forage over winter. Each method has its advantages and disadvantages, but the result is a higher retention in quality and a reduction in dry matter losses. Dry hay under plastic can be protected from the weather by wrapping as individual bales, in long rows (eit...

02/18/2025

LARA is a local, producer-directed, not-for-profit applied agricultural research association in the Lakeland region. We conduct agricultural research, demonstration and extension projects to provide regional, unbiased information to local producers.

02/05/2025

Storing hay unprotected over winter results in reduced bale weight, and quality loss. Free choice intake of the forage is also reduced.

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02/05/2025

Storing hay unprotected over winter results in reduced bale weight and quality loss. Free choice intake of the forage is also reduced.

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Hay bale with storage loss. Photo credit Barry Yaremcio.

11/18/2024

Western Canadian forages in a vast majority of cases are deficient in the trace minerals copper, manganese, zinc, selenium, cobalt and iodine.  These nutrients are essential for animal health, growth and reproduction. 

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11/18/2024

Western Canadian forages in a vast majority of cases are deficient in the trace minerals copper, manganese, zinc, selenium, cobalt and iodine. These nutrients are essential for animal health, growth and reproduction.

New article on BYOB, Barry Yaremcio on Beef. Link in bio.

Producers have high reproduction expectations for their cow herds. Different for each operation, but maintaining a short breeding season between 42 to 63 days, a 95% or higher pregnancy rate with 65 to 70% of the calves born in the first 21 days of the calving season are some of the goals many opera...

11/12/2024

Our CowBytes Ration Balancing Workshop with Yaremcio Ag Consulting Ltd. is happening this Thursday, November 14, 2024 at the Fort Kent Community Hall. Don't miss this opportunity to better understand how the CowBytes program can help your operation through cost effective ration balancing for your livestock.

Register today at https://laraonline.ca/events/

Thank you to the Beef Cattle Research Council for their support in this event!

11/11/2024

Hay that is baled in good condition could be damaged during storage. When bales are stacked outdoors without any cover, the way it is stacked impacts quality and dry matter loss.

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11/11/2024

Hay that is baled in good condition could be damaged during storage. When bales are stacked outdoors without any cover, the way it is stacked impacts quality and dry matter loss.

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The full article is available on BYBO, Barry Yaremcio on Beef. Link in bio.

https://www.beefconsultant.com/post/how-hay-is-made-and-stacked-does-make-a-difference

11/05/2024

NPARA hosts Neil Blue on November 27th at the Manning Fire Hall for a Agriculture Economics, Markets & Planning for the Future seminar.
Please note the start time from the original post

Neil, who is a Crops Market Analyst will be making the trip up to Manning to provide insight into world of market outlooks, analysis and trends.

Don't miss this educational event for producers and businesses.
Register on our website at www.npara.ca/events or by contacting a NPARA Representative.

11/04/2024

Only 2 Days left!🚨 Don't Miss Out! 🚨 Learn how to master the CowBytes Ration-Balancing Software from expert Barry Yaremcio! Plus, get hands-on with Neil Thorsteinson from RangeWard as he showcases the Razer Grazer and other top-notch fencing products.
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