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Amber Friedrichsen

Amber Friedrichsen

Author at Hay & Forage Grower at Hay & Forage Grower

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    This Granite State dairy looks rock solid

    This Granite State dairy looks rock solid
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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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    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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    Sorghum silage in the spotlight

    Sorghum has long resided in the shadow of corn grown for silage.
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    Their hay and forage reign supreme

    Their hay and forage reign supreme
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    Tar spot affects silage quality, too

    Tar spot was hardly a blip on the radar until a decade ago when it first arrived in Indiana and Illinois cornfields.
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    Control the vole

    Voles may be small in size, but they can create big damage. Also known as meadow mice, voles are one of the most destructive pests to alfalfa and irrigation systems, especially in the West. Control the Mole,Amber Fredrichsen
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    Mixed stands have mixed results

    Mixed stands have mixed results
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    Bring everyone home safe

    Traffic gets slower this time of year if your commute includes a county road in farm country.
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    Virtual fencing has real potential

    Virtual fencing has real potential
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    Tall grass, small paddocks, and high hopes

    Tall grass, small paddocks, and high hopes