High quality forage eyed as cheapest feed source
Penn State agronomist Dr John E Baylor told the Lime and Fertilizer Conference that high quality forage produced and fed properly can be the least expensive livestock feed in the northeast. He noted dairymen in 12 states spend about 350 million dollars annually on purchased feed while lime and fertilizer costs are under 50 million. He urged maximizing corn and alfalfa crops, using proper soil testing, drainage, and nutrient replacement to sustain profits.
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New Drying Process Cuts Corn Losses at Purdue
Purdue extension engineer Ronald T. Noyes explains dryeration a drying method combining high speed drying and aeration. It allows shelled corn drying at up to 240 degrees with less cracking and faster cooling, boosting dryer capacity and efficiency.
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