da ep | Lug 14, 2026 | Beef & Livestock Industry
Why Getting the Winter Hay Calculation Right Is a Business Decision For beef cow-calf operations across the Canadian Prairies, Northern Ontario, and the BC Interior, the annual winter hay calculation is one of the most consequential planning exercises of the year.... da ep | Lug 14, 2026 | Dairy Farming Industry
Why Alfalfa Hay Quality Defines Dairy Performance in Canada For Canadian dairy producers, alfalfa dry hay is not a commodity — it is a precision feed ingredient. The difference between a well-harvested, properly baled alfalfa crop and a mediocre one can represent 3 to... da ep | Lug 14, 2026 | Dairy Farming Industry
Why Herd Size Is the Starting Point for Every Silage Baler Decision Selecting the right silage baler is not simply a matter of budget or brand preference. For Canadian dairy producers, the size and daily dry matter demand of your herd determines everything from bale... da ep | Giu 23, 2026 | Buying Guide
A round baler is one of the largest capital investments a farm makes outside of land and a tractor. Get the match right and it pays for itself in three to five seasons. Get it wrong — buy too small, too large, or the wrong pickup system for your crop — and you spend... da ep | Giu 22, 2026 | Hay Balers Application Blogs
Agricultural residue baling turns a cost into a revenue stream. Energy crop baling takes the concept a step further — it converts marginal or underperforming farmland into a purpose-grown biomass production system. Switchgrass, miscanthus, giant reed, short-rotation...