by Michael Steeke, Regional Sales Agronomist MN & ND In the middle of July, a farmer in Middle River, MN, texted QLF’s Regional Sales […]

In the Southwest U.S., corn silage is a key component of many dairy rations. Controlled water and lots of heat provide prime growing conditions […]

by Greg Clark MSc, Agronomy Researcher Did you experience any of the below problems in 2019 including poor plant growth and response from applied […]

by Jayde Reilly, Marketing & Anthony Roth, Greenhouse Manager The QLF Agronomy Research Center (ARC) is located in Dodgeville, WI. QLF  is dedicated to […]

by Katie Raver, M.S. Dairy Technical Services Manager and Kai Yuan, Ph.D. Senior Research and Technical Advisor Mycotoxins have been a concern to dairy […]

by Paul Dyk, Regional Sale Manager and Dairy Technical Services Manager Background.  In recent years, many farms have implemented a Goldilocks and acidified diet […]

by Lisa Davis, Dairy Product Manager     Carbs Needed! Immature corn silage is low in starch, and supplemental rapidly-available carbohydrates are needed.  Sugars […]

Kai Yuan Ph.D. QLF Senior Research & Technical Advisor     In feed samples, the value of sugar is usually analyzed as water-soluble carbohydrates […]

By Scott Roskens The way we get cattle started will have a lasting impact on their health and profitability for the whole feeding period. […]

By Howard Blalock, Ph.D. Trace minerals are essential nutrients that are required in very small amounts.  These minerals have very specific functions that can […]