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Hay Forecast is tricky to Predict

Posted by Jonathan Barker on January 2, 2018

Western Livestock Journal 12/11/2017

“”The volume of domestic use of western-produced alfalfa hay and other forage crops depends on the dynamics of the western dairy industry,” wrote Dr. William Matthews and Dr. Daniel Sumner, both of the University of California-Davis Agricultural Issues Center…”

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