Lara Moody
Washington, DC
Director of Stewardship Programs
The Fertilizer Institute
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Don E. Hale, 62, passed away on Thursday, May 28. Hale was a farmer in Blackfoot, Idaho, and a lifetime advocate of agricultural and water issues. In 1995, he served as the founding president of the Idaho Hay and Forage Association and welcomed all growers, no matter the size of their operation, into the membership.
If 2008 wasn’t an interesting year for the forage industry I don’t know what would be.
It’s going to be a wild ride. That is the only thing I am sure of for the hay market for the next couple or three years.
Ronald Scott Thaemert, age 58, was called home on Monday, Feb. 25, 2008, due to a longtime heart condition while at his home in Bellevue.
I have attended several hay conferences and conventions early this year and the leading question to many conversations has been, “What is happening with crop production acres this year?”
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