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Spring forage management

For pasture and hay producers, spring can be the busiest and most important season in determining this year’s plans for sustainable and profitable production. The key ingredients to your spring forage management are ...

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GMO foes know less than they think

The people who hold the most extreme views opposing genetically modified foods think they know most about GMO food science but actually know the least, according to new research.

The key finding of the paper, published Jan. 14 in Nature Human Behaviour, is that the more strongly people report being opposed to GMO foods, the more knowledgeable they think they are on the topic, but the lower they score on an actual knowledge test.

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Featured Recipe

Pretzel Prep - Whether you make this month’s featured recipe or tackle a traditional soft pretzel dough, you’ll likely want to twist the treats into the pretzel classic shape. It isn’t as complicated as it seems. Roll dough into a rope, tapering them slightly at both ends. Form the rope into a “U” shape. Cross the ends over each other twice to form the twist. Bring the ends to the bottom of the “U” and press the tips out. Pretzel perfection!  For More recipes from March 2019 - Click to view the recipe page as printed.

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Behind the beans

Before they ever reach a farmer’s field, MorSoy varieties face an extreme obstacle course to weed out seed that can’t handle the pressure.
First, the varieties must perform well in replicated variety trials across MFA’s territory. Next, the seedstock needs to survive the rigors of production and processing. Even then, there’s no guarantee the beans will make the cut....
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"To me, it comes down to some simple facts. Technology is changing rapidly. The industry is changing, and our customers’ operations are changing."

"Looking at N options for spring application, we have to be realistic. We do have other choices. Available nitrogen sources include urea, urea with N-Guard, urea with Instinct, SuperU, UAN and anhydrous. No matter which form you choose, nitrogen stabilizers are crucial to protect your plant food investment.”

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Steps in the right direction

When Glory began her first training class at Agape Boarding School Ranch, the 3-year-old mare was wild, nervous and afraid. She didn’t trust anyone. She refused to obey.

Her 17-year-old trainer, Hunter Scarbury of Mesa, Ariz., could relate. After all, that same type of behavior is what led him to this rigid residential facility for troubled boys in Stockton, Mo.

“Back home, I was skipping school, getting in trouble, and eventually my parents kicked me out,” Scarbury said. “I lived on the streets for a while, and then they decided to send me here to straighten out my life. It was rough for the first few months because I was fighting it, but now  . . .

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