The classic summer afternoon rain shower is both a friend and foe for hay producers in the Southeast. While most farmers certainly won’t turn down a year with ample rain, […]
How Does Rain Impact Hay Quality?
“Is it too hot to work calves?”
“Is it too hot to work calves?” “Is the temperature and humidity going to kill these cattle this afternoon if we work them?” Those in the cattle business know those […]
Tips for Replacement Heifer Management
It is almost spring, and after a challenging winter, we are ready for some warmer weather in South Georgia. As grass begins to grow, many producers will be looking to […]
Alfalfa in the Deep South: Three things to do by Spring
Right now is the opportune time to implement management plans that can impact the entire Alfalfa growing season. Taking the time to get out in your field and making informed […]
Cattle, Cold Weather, and Energy Demands
Cold weather has struck the Southeast for the next several days with the most recent weather pattern change bringing arctic-like air to the region. During periods of cold weather, remember […]
