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Amber Friedrichsen

Amber Friedrichsen

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    Recent Articles

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    What’s wrong with stacking round bales?

    Moving round bales out of a field and under cover may seem like one more item on the to-do list of a busy hay season, but rushing to complete this step may result in improper storage that can squander,Forage Flash
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    Deficit irrigation won’t be a silver bullet - Hay & Forage Grower

    Weighing the costs and benefits of an opportunity can be the first step in the decision-making process.
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    Another autotoxicity breakthrough

    Researchers are one step closer to solving the mysterious case of alfalfa autotoxicity.
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    Alfalfa roots run deep at this historic dairy

    When I started working at Hay & Forage Grower, I got a front-row seat to all things alfalfa, from baling hay and chopping haylage to plant genetics and seed marketing.
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    Alfalfa qualifies for conservation payments

    Alfalfa qualifies for conservation payments
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    Hot topics in hay and forage

    Hot topics, current issues, controversies, trends — whatever buzzwords grab your attention, the intention is to generate discussion.
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    Hay exports flatlined in 2024

    Hay exports in 2024 totaled 3.179 million metric tons (MT).
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    Hay exports flatlined in 2024

    Hay exports in 2024 totaled 3.179 million metric tons (MT).
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    It pays to play with alfalfa

    Corn silage has the advantage over alfalfa when it comes to average yield per acre.
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    Don’t jump the grazing gun

    Managing the spring flush of forage growth often involves flirting with the fine line between grazing too early and being swallowed by the surplus.
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    Mixed stands have mixed results

    Mixed stands have mixed results