WILLISTON, Fla. — Feeding livestock is about more than simply putting hay in a feeder and making sure animals have enough to eat. The nutritional value of hay can vary depending on the plant species, maturity at harvest, weather, soil conditions, cutting date, and storage practices. Two loads of hay that look nearly identical can provide very different amounts of protein, energy, and fiber. That uncertainty can make feeding decisions difficult, …
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