Success StoryHay Contest Showcases Quality



Hay Contest Showcases Quality

Author: Matthew Adams

Planning Unit: Hardin County CES

Major Program: Forages

Plan of Work: Agriculture Technology

Outcome: Intermediate Outcome

During the summer of 2021, Hardin County held their first Hay Contest in conjunction with the local Cattlemen's Association, as an incentive to get more producers to test their forages.  Both ag agents were involved in developing and conducting this program.  31 samples were received and entered in the contest.  Local ag supply dealers provided prizes to the winners.  Dr. Jimmy Henning was involved in setting up the program and actually judging the test results.  He was on hand for the awarding of the winners, which was held in conjunction with a feeder calf grading demonstration.  During the award presentation he interviewed each of the winners, and had them explain the harvest timing and method used for their winning sample.  Then, each winner had an opportunity to speak in front of a large group.






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