Wet weather conditions during hay season will likely result in lower forage quality. That is why it is important to test hay to determine forage quality according to Sarah Kenyon, agronomy specialist with University of Missouri Extension. Wet conditions this year during hay harvest has delayed hay production for many producers, resulting in more mature forage. Read more at USAgNet..
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