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<blockquote data-quote="Rydero" data-source="post: 1652254" data-attributes="member: 38101"><p>Here's an idea of how they clean up. The well cleaned area is alfalfa grass and the residue behind is poor wild hay. I don't see much waste but maybe the cold climate is actually good for something and helping prevent hay being stepped into the ground. I feel pretty strongly 3-4 days maximum hay at a time helps with waste too. There has to be a frequent half day period where they're waiting to be fed so they go back and clean up. [ATTACH=full]1052[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rydero, post: 1652254, member: 38101"] Here's an idea of how they clean up. The well cleaned area is alfalfa grass and the residue behind is poor wild hay. I don't see much waste but maybe the cold climate is actually good for something and helping prevent hay being stepped into the ground. I feel pretty strongly 3-4 days maximum hay at a time helps with waste too. There has to be a frequent half day period where they're waiting to be fed so they go back and clean up. [ATTACH type="full"]1052[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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