Current hay supplies across the state depend on conditions of winter-planted forage crops and rainfall, according to Extension Service experts.

Scientists at the University of Nevada, Reno, have developed new varieties of sorghum that are bred to withstand Nevada’s arid climate and Reno’s short growing season—but future work is in ...

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At the University of Nevada’s Experiment Station, Dr. Melinda Yerka and her team have spent the last eight years breeding a new type of sorghum—one that could revolutionize dairy feed, gluten-free ...

He said one week ago when the bitter cold arrived, an alarm sounded in his head: Provide the herd extra feed and spread extra ...

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Depending on access to grazed forages, many producers in a drylot scenario opt to feed hay in ring feeders. While bunk feeding is the “gold standard” for waste minimization, there is significant ...

The Groom Lake facility in Nevada — about 100 miles northwest of Las Vegas — remains highly secretive, although the veil has been partially lifted in recent years. Some military veterans stationed ...

The more mature a plant becomes, the more structural components it accumulates resulting in higher NDF readings and poorer quality feed. NDF levels can vary from 80% in straw to less than 40% in ...

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Increased egg prices may cause some to want to raise their own laying hens. Feed stores around the valley have geared up for incoming chick shipments.