Behind the scenes at a Pasco hay farm: irrigation, pasture, soil, weather and seasons, plus Ohana Farms community stories.
First cutting is decided earlier than most people think. By the time the field looks ready to cut, a lot of the work — or the neglect — is already behind you. If you have pasture for horses, or you put up a little hay of your own, a focused spring checklist is one of
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Busting the Myths: What Small Farms Really Need to Grow Quality Hay If you’re running a small farm, you’ve probably heard a lot of myths about growing your own hay. Maybe someone told you that
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Is Your Irrigation System Ready? How to Spot and Fix Common Problems Before Summer Hits When it comes to growing high-quality hay and maintaining healthy forage, irrigation can make or break your season. As summer
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Pasture Care 101: Fertilization and Weed Management Tips for Healthy Forage Raising healthy animals starts with what’s beneath their hooves—your pasture. Whether you’re caring for horses, cattle, goats, or sheep, maintaining high-quality forage through proper
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay The Lifecycle of Hay: From Germination to the Feeding Trough Every great bale of hay begins with a seed. The lifecycle of hay starts in well-prepared soil, where farmers sow grass or legume seeds such
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Florida Hay Farming: Challenges and Solutions for Year-Round Supply Florida’s unique climate and soil conditions create both opportunities and challenges for hay farmers. While the state’s warm temperatures allow for extended growing seasons, unpredictable weather
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay The Growing Demand for Hay in Georgia: Meeting the Needs of Livestock Farmers in a Challenging Climate Georgia, known for its lush pastures and vibrant agricultural industry, has long been home to a thriving livestock
Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay The Future of Hay Farming: Adapting to Climate Change and Market Demands Hay farming has long been a cornerstone of agriculture, providing essential feed for livestock across the globe. However, as climate change alters weather
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Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Menu Products Blog About FAQ Contact Us Cart Buy Hay Florida’s Hay Crisis: Tackling Feed Shortages and Supporting Livestock Health Florida’s livestock industry is facing a growing challenge: hay shortages. As a state known for its warm climate and lush greenery, many might assume that
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