Build a Tractor is a fairly simple game where you have to piece together parts of your tractor, fuel it, and start cutting grass to earn money. The game offers a ton of upgrades to your tractor, ...

The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a traffic crash involving a hay wagon that injured several people including a Macomb County woman while another woman died, authorities said ...

The zoo was able to get Ruth up with a little help from some bales of hay and construction machinery An older African savanna elephant needed a little help getting back on her feet after tripping over ...

Agco for years has been trying to boost its business in the U.S., where it has held the No. 3 spot in essentially a three-company farm-equipment market. But a wave of new tariffs means it will be ...

There’s a consensus that making hay is the cheapest way to feed cattle through the winter, but University of Missouri Extension state forage specialist Carson Roberts disagrees. “This couldn’t be ...

The seasonal epic of collecting dried grass for use in the cold winter started on our farm during the month of May when someone muttered that we prob’ly ought’a make a little hay. With this monumental ...

As the 2025 haying season is in full swing, producers are reminded of measures to reduce the risk of injury. Angie Johnson, North Dakota State University Extension farm and ranch safety specialist, ...

Colorado—In the Aug. 14 report, trade activity and demand moderate. Small squares of horse hay sold mostly steady. Next report will be released Aug. 28. Missouri—In the Aug. 7 report, compared to last ...

Colorado—In the July 31 report, compared to last report, trade activity and demand light. No market trend available due to a lack of comparable trades. Next report will be released Aug. 14.

If you didn’t make hay, what could you do instead? Carson Roberts, Missouri extension state forage specialist, says the consensus in the beef industry is making your own hay is the cheapest way to ...

Carson Roberts is the state forage specialist with University of Missouri Extension. He said to increase profits and incentivize more supply, costs need to fall. “The low hanging fruit? Hay,” he said.