Month: October 2016

  By Paige Smart, Southeast AgriSeeds There is little doubt that this winter will be a challenge to cattle producers throughout the southeastern states. The limited fall growth due to either extreme drought or extreme flooding has limited the ability to stockpile forage for the winter and has left many feeding hay already. These unfortunate…

  Planting corn green into hairy vetch. The planter cut through the young living crop easily. Even a short time without living roots in the soil can impact your farm ecosystem. If you practice no-till religiously, you are probably quite familiar with this concept. Although at King’s we generally don’t preach no-till orthodoxy, we do…

“We started using Master’s Choice hybrids 3 years ago and now we are basically all Master’s Choice. We also appreciate the quality and yields of the King’s forage products. The products do not disappoint us. It makes farming a little more pleasant when you can deal and work with people who care about you. The corn pictured is…