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Milk Prices, Costs of Nutrients, Margins and Comparison of Feedstuffs Prices
Milk prices In the last issue, the Class III futures for July and August were at $16.13 and $17.37/cwt, ... respectively. The Class III component price for July closed about $1.40/cwt higher at $17.55/cwt and was similar ... in August at $17.60/cwt. The Class III future for September is similar to July and August component ...
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Milk Prices, Costs of Nutrients, Margins, and Comparison of Feedstuffs Prices
Milk Production is Stagnant but Prices are Rising In the last issue, the Class III futures for May and ... June were at $15.76 and $16.44/cwt, respectively. The Class III component price for May closed about ... $0.60/cwt higher at $16.38 and then became slightly lower in June at $16.27/cwt. The Class III future for ...
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Management Strategies for Limited Forage Supply on Dairy Farms
your nutritionist to re-formulate diets with lower forage levels. Diets typically contain 21 to 23% ... sole forage can be fed, but you will need to work with your nutritionist for careful balancing of the ... Management of these aspects of feeding dairy cows will hopefully assist in your weathering of the 2019 forage ...
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Foliar Fungicides for Corn Silage: A Benefit or an Expense?
Mr. Jason Hartschuh, Extension Educator for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Crawford County ... any improvement in digestibility with the fungicide. The first year under low disease pressure, they ...
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Addressing 2019 Agricultural Challenges-or- Dealing with the Impacts: Q&As for a Weird Weather Year
know what you are thinking about. Check out other helpful sites, including your OSU Dairy Industry ...
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Milk Prices, Costs of Nutrients, Margins and Comparison of Feedstuffs Prices
Milk prices In the last issue, the Class III futures for March and April were at $13.78 and $15.09/cwt, ... respectively. The Class III component prices for the month of March and April closed about $1/cwt higher than ... predicted at $15.04 and $15.96/cwt, respectively. The class III future for May is similar to April’s ...
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Making High Quality Baleage
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-21-issue-3/making-high-quality-baleage
Mr. Jason Hartschuh, Extension Educator for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Crawford County ... as planned or when your dry hay window disappears, start your plan before you are calling around to ... mowing. When baleage is the planned storage method, your harvest capacity-limiting factor will be how many ...
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What Are Your Bedding Options- is $100/ton Straw an Option?
Mr. Jason Hartschuh, Extension Educator, Crawford County, The Ohio State University Extension ... to100 per ton for unbaled wheat straw in the field. As you weigh your options, be sure to consider ... from your field (see Table 1 to calculate nutrient removal). It is also important to make sure your ...
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2019 Dairy Margin Coverage Program – Sign-up Coming Soon!
a while now. So, put on your mitt because it is nearly time to play ball. The Farm Service Agency (FSA) ... those years, you will receive notification from your Farm Services Agency office with your amounts and ... the 25% discount, as you have to commit to your election for 5 years. Decision Tool How to make ...
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Heat Stress in Dairy Cows
https://dairy.osu.edu/newsletter/buckeye-dairy-news/volume-21-issue-3/heat-stress-dairy-cows
cells (Tao and Dahl, 2013). So, it is important to make sure that your farm is equipped to handle high ... minutes, sprinklers can improve milk production by 11.6% (West 2003). Utilization of fans to increase ...