Wrapping up #NationalForageWeek. Our lab data shows no correlation between nitrate and prussic acid toxicity in sorghum, sudan, and sudex forages. Order your in the field prussic acid test kit and graze sorghum safely year-round: bit.ly/4kQOiVc

Enjoying all the information that AFGC has to offer on National Forage Week? If so click the link below to learn even more! afgc.org/national-forag… #NationalForageWeek

Forage is key to a horse's diet! We help equine enthusiasts ensure their hay meets protein and energy needs and address lameness issues.#NationalForageWeek

Forage is key in camelid diets. Working with llama and alpaca owners, we've learned their smaller stomachs need less but higher quality forage than cattle or sheep! #NationalForageWeek

Managed grazing isn’t just good for the land — it can increase productivity, boost profits, and support long-term stewardship. That’s the power of forages in action. #GrazingMatters #SmartAg #NationalForageWeek

Well-managed forage systems act like a filter. They reduce runoff and trap nutrients, keeping our streams and rivers cleaner. “Nutrient Cycling at Work” – Photo by Luana Dantas Queiroz – 1st Place Photo at the AFGC Annual Meeting Photo Contest #ForageFacts #NationalForageWeek

Growers & ranchers = the backbone of healthy herds + resilient land. We're proud to supply the forage that helps it all happen. 🌱💪 Together, we're growing a stronger, more sustainable future. #NationalForageWeek #Forage #SustainableAg #LaCrosseSeed @AFGC_Tweets

At DLF, we proudly support farmers and ranchers who use premium forage to enrich livestock and our lands. Your commitment drives sustainable farming forward, cultivating a healthier, resilient future! @americanforage #NationalForageWeek #SeedsAndScience

We've worked with goat packers for the past few years. These trail companions carry our gear and food. We ensure their health with forage and water analysis. #NationalForageWeek

This #NationalForageWeek, we’re celebrating the livestock producers who make every bite count. 👉 Explore our silage, inoculants & more: bit.ly/3HEwgqX #PlantPioneer #SilageZone

Grazing livestock on healthy forage lands helps preserve open spaces and keeps farms and ranches working. It’s conservation through production. #WorkingLands #KeepItRural #NationalForageWeek

Perennial forage systems are soil’s best friend. Over time, they boost organic matter, water-holding capacity, and soil biology — making your land healthier and more productive. #PerennialPower #SoilStewardship #NationalForageWeek

Sheep are intermediate grazers, unlike cattle. When sampling pasture, focus on leaves over stems. Think like a sheep! #NationalForageWeek

Forages are a feast for pollinators! 🌼 Crops like clover and alfalfa provide pollen and nectar for bees and other beneficial insects, supporting biodiversity and crop pollination. #PollinatorFriendly #BeeHappy #NationalForageWeek

📷 One image says it all. Left to right: 1️⃣ Fescue-Type Festulolium 2️⃣ Tall Fescue 3️⃣ Meadow Fescue Not all species regrow equally. Smart choices = better yield. #NationalForageWeek #AgTwitter #DLF #SeedsAndScience #FarmSmart #PastureManagement

📷 One image says it all. Left to right: 1️⃣ Fescue-Type Festulolium 2️⃣ Tall Fescue 3️⃣ Meadow Fescue Not all species regrow equally. Smart choices = better yield. #NationalForageWeek #AgTwitter #DLF #SeedsAndScience #FarmSmart #PastureManagement

One acre of forage can protect around 2 million pounds of soil! That’s a powerful defense against erosion and a win for soil stability. #SoilHealth #ForagePower #NationalForageWeek

Forages, whether grazed or hay, are vital for beef cattle nutrition. Rumen microbes convert fibers and fats into VFAs, absorbed through the rumen wall. Forage analysis helps manage dietary changes, reducing digestive issues and optimizing cattle performance. #NationalForageWeek

Forages don’t just feed livestock — they also support wildlife habitat, enhance crop diversity, and deliver vital ecosystem services like water filtration and carbon storage. #WorkingLandscapes #ForageFacts #NationalForageWeek

Kicking off #NationalForageWeek! Did you know harvested hay ranks in the top 5 crops, just behind corn and soybeans?