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It’s that time again – crunching the numbers to produce our annual forage statistics poster (click here to view). If you read my editorial at this time last year, you’ll know that working with numbers is not necessarily my favorite thing to do.

“Now, any of you who don’t already know how to weld or do simple electrical wiring or carpentry, it will save you lots of grief if you get over to the vocational shop and take a class or two.”

Some things do not change: tires. Four under a car. Four or six under a pickup.

The end of each year is always a fun and busy time in our office. We send hundreds of boxes of Idaho Spud Bites to clients and contributors.

To the editor: Forage testing articles in the September 15, 2011, issue of Progressive Forage Grower make many excellent points but include some inaccuracies and exclude some current information I would like to address.

Since I was a young child, I have loved being in the garden. My mom always had flowers planted around our home, and we grew a huge vegetable garden.