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Consider Nutritional Value when Buying Hay
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BROOKINGS, S.D. - Haying
season is drawing to a close
across South Dakota. With
that comes a feed inventory analysis opportunity
for each producer, explains
Heather Gessner, SDSU Extension Livestock Business
Management Field Specialist.
“Producers should look
at the quality of the feed in
storage to ensure they have
enough bales to create a
balanced ration which meets
the nutritional requirements
of their cow herd, through
each gestational stage and
post calving,” Gessner said.
To determine feed quality,
Gessner said samples must
be taken and submitted
for analysis. “The adage of
needing to measure it, before
you manage it is true here,”
she said.
Gessner added that many
factors can affect the quality
of grass hay and alfalfa harvested during the summer.
“Knowing if you have high or
low total digestible nutrients
(TDN) and/or protein available allows the producer
to plan for additional hay,
cornstalk and alfalfa or
other forage purchases, as
well as non-forage supplements needed to meet the
nutritional needs of mid-late
gestation and post-partum
cows.”
In a beef cow enterprise,
feed costs account for 50 to
75 percent of the total cow
costs for the year. “Controlling costs is a critical profit
component for the producer,” Gessner said.
Analysis ensures quality
Forages vary in price,
dry matter and quality, thus
creating a balanced, low cost
ration can likely be done, if
time is taken to run the numbers and work through the
options available, Gessner
said. “Before purchasing hay
or alfalfa, a forage analysis
and a comparison between
forages should be done to
ensure the product’s quality
and cost meets the needs of
the producer.”
Referencing table 1, Gessner said that at first glance
the $10/ton savings for
the grass hay compared to
alfalfa appears to be a solid
economic decision. “However, if protein is needed to
supplement, then the alfalfa
is a better option.”
She added that comparing other forages, like corn
silage, can also be done to
create a balanced, least cost
ration. “By inventorying the
feed on hand and analyzing
the feed needed producers
will be able to determine
what, if any additional feedstuffs are needed,” Gessner
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