Be careful how you answer that question. Cost and expense are two different things. Everyone worries about the expense of building barns for hay storage. Yes, barns are a big capital expense.

As farmers prepare to sharpen the pencil, I think it is important to look at what hay costs to produce. Every ton of hay contains approximately 40 lbs. of N, 20 lbs. of P, and 50 lbs. of K.

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Fire destroys hay barn at farm famous for its sweet corn Family ... Take a look at the resort, where my room cost $980 a night.

While barn and coop animals can graze on tall grass around your farm ... Jack sells hay in his shop for 30 coral coins a piece, which is pretty pricey. A stack of 100 hay will cost you 3,000 coral ...

Switching to TMR feeding is a major investment and a major change in mindset for many sheep farmers, but can pay financial ...

Barn coats have left the farm and started showing up everywhere: fashion show runways, chic city streets and department store ...

He urged leaders from all livestock keeping areas to build large hay barns for use in every location in their constituencies so that pastoralists can cut on costs of relocation.

It's brand new this year on the tour and according to the foundation, is unlike any other barn in the world. It features an eight-sided bell-shaped roof with plenty of upper-level storage for hay ...

A barn storing hay was destroyed. Officials said no one was injured and no livestock were harmed. Firefighters were on scene until about 6 a.m. Saturday, emergency dispatchers said. Some ...

ELBA — The roof of the barn at Crnkovich Quality Hay had already collapsed and there was a fully involved structure fire when Mike Heale arrived at 4961 Bridge Rd. “No idea what caused it yet ...

“I think the preparation always goes down to ‘We want to get the preparation done,’” Bassa continued, “but ‘the hay is never in the barn,’ as Coach Lanning always likes to say ...