Podcast — Hay

Jeffery Jackson returns the Hay Kings Podcast for another enlightening discussion about alfalfa. This time, he shares his expertise on selecting the right variety of alfalfa seeds and also delves into the crucial aspect of proper management techniques.

 

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Whether you're a seasoned farmer looking to optimize your alfalfa planting process or a newcomer eager to learn the ropes, this episode of the Hay Kings Podcast is packed with valuable insights to help you achieve your goals. Jeffery Jackson's passion for alfalfa shines through as he discusses the importance of soil health and implementing best planting practices.

 

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In this episode of the Hay Kings podcast, the spotlight shines on BD Rollers, a company renowned for its innovative agricultural solutions. The discussion delves into their groundbreaking roller technology, which has transformed hay production by improving hay dry-down. Dan Ostrander from BD Rollers shares insights into the development and engineering challenges they faced, as well as the positive impacts their products have had on hay conditioning.

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Neil Messick joins the Hay Kings Podcast to discuss machinery. Find out how higher interest rates drive demand, sales prices, and equipment promotions. Jon Paul and Neil discuss the fate of older hay equipment, trends in the hay industry, and a new way to find obsolete parts. 

 

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Neville Janke shares a tale from his father's 1944 diary about creating a silage pit when feed crops were abundant. Buried 4 feet deep, this silage remained untouched for 46 years until Nev unearthed it in 1990. Remarkably, the silage, still bound by twine, was well-received by the cows.

Learn more —on this episode of the Hay Kings podcast.