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• Through the eyes of a hawk: Using drones for rodent control

  Rodents can be a significant pest in alfalfa fields for producers. Damage to irrigation equipment, loss in hay yield and the rapidly increasing number of rodents present can be a costly problem for any operation. Current control systems for rodents can be the use of traps, flooding or poisoning.

• Managing seed discounts and financing

  Discounts offered by input suppliers offer an opportunity to manage farm costs. Seed pricing can be difficult to evaluate; a producer must weigh early pay discounts, volume discounts and base prices.

• Plan a season ahead

  In the first days of the new year, resolutions for change can be a bit of a hot topic. In the first month of the new year, the majority of these resolutions fail.

• Carbon initiatives bring more dollars to the pocket

  Carbon is one of the most abundant chemical elements, forming millions of compounds including carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide, etc. Carbon occurs in all known forms of organic life and is a component of fossil fuels.

• The Hay Barn: Cutting hay, cutting the middleman

  Arizona was once one of the world’s cotton-production powerhouses, and the LeSueurs were one of the industry’s dedicated farming families.

• Equipment Hub: How to match the right conditioner type with your operation

  When looking into upgrading your mower, one of the biggest questions to answer is what type of conditioning system is right for your operation?