Meagan Thompson reports on the 5L Ranch in Sheridan, which bought a pellet press to make their own alfalfa pellets for feed and fertilizer.

Kansas hay market report for the week ending April 12, from the Kansas Department of Agriculture-USDA Market News Service, April 15.

Prices were mostly steady with the exception for dairy alfalfa which was $.05/point RFV lower for most regions ...

According to Alex, all you need to do is mix 10 to 12 cups of alfalfa meal or pellets with 32 gallons of water in a large plastic container and let it steep for about four to five days ...

"Ranching is a lifestyle, you know? If you don’t have passion for it, you wouldn’t be here, none of us would be." ...

They also benefit from an application of alfalfa pellets. JAPANESE MAPLES: Although there are fertilizers on the market labeled specifically for Japanese maples, an application of 4-4-4 all ...

These state-run feedlots provide supplemental feed — typically alfalfa pellets or hay — when heavy snow cover makes natural forage hard to come by. Feedgrounds also help keep elk herds from invading ...

According to the study, the Product Type segment is divided into Pellets, Hay Bales, Cubes, and other processed forms of alfalfa. Among these, Pellets and Hay Bales account for a significant portion ...

Pure alfalfa pellets with no additives (such as those sometimes used in animal feed) are the ultimate slow-release soil booster. In addition to being safe to use and safe for wildlife, alfalfa is a ...