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Post by fence on Jan 15, 2020 8:44:39 GMT -6
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Post by brightraven on Jan 15, 2020 9:00:48 GMT -6
They are in good shape. Life looks good for a cow in your area.
I bought 35 round rolls of oat hay. The seedheads were immature. The cows loved it. I fed it first. They keep asking me if I have more.
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Post by fence on Jan 15, 2020 9:37:01 GMT -6
They are in good shape. Life looks good for a cow in your area. I bought 35 round rolls of oat hay. The seedheads were immature. The cows loved it. I fed it first. They keep asking me if I have more. Their actually a little rough. All pairs and the calves are getting big enough to be a drain. They will get throu January on this field while the other hopefully regrows a bit. They will be allowed to graze it into Oblivion. This field will be square baled in late April approx. Hay is already sold...  . I've fed no supplement , grain or cake. far and two year old Milo hay for the most part. Two groups not at home are getting liquid feed and better hay. Profit should be very good on the field with just the hay, grazing is gravy. Trying not to count my chickens before they hatch. But it ain't bragging if you can do it. |
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Post by birddog on Jan 15, 2020 14:22:26 GMT -6
Yours looks better than mine. I got a late start due to dry conditions and then a early hard freeze set it way back. Its now about where it should have been in mid December. I hope to graze it in about a month and bale it in mid April. Counting my chickens too.
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. I've fed no supplement , grain or cake. far and two year old Milo hay for the most part. Two groups not at home are getting liquid feed and better hay.