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<blockquote data-quote="bird dog" data-source="post: 1545470" data-attributes="member: 5381"><p>I have unrolled every roll I have fed the cows so far this year. Like some of you, I don't think I have enough hay to put in rings and give free choice. It is by far the best way to feed unless its to muddy to get the tractor into the field. A roll pulled out of the barn will have very little waste.</p><p></p><p>Even when its muddy like today I can unroll on the highest spot and have good results. </p><p></p><p>I like it because every animal gets to eat at the same time from the bulls to the baby calves. No pushing or shoving and no babies getting stepped on. The only real problem I have is some rolls get a large flat spot and make it difficult to get it to unroll. The rye grass hay is the worst and stacking hay makes the bottom rolls flat and difficult. </p><p></p><p>I was noticing today that some of the places where I unrolled last year already have some green shoots coming up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bird dog, post: 1545470, member: 5381"] I have unrolled every roll I have fed the cows so far this year. Like some of you, I don't think I have enough hay to put in rings and give free choice. It is by far the best way to feed unless its to muddy to get the tractor into the field. A roll pulled out of the barn will have very little waste. Even when its muddy like today I can unroll on the highest spot and have good results. I like it because every animal gets to eat at the same time from the bulls to the baby calves. No pushing or shoving and no babies getting stepped on. The only real problem I have is some rolls get a large flat spot and make it difficult to get it to unroll. The rye grass hay is the worst and stacking hay makes the bottom rolls flat and difficult. I was noticing today that some of the places where I unrolled last year already have some green shoots coming up. [/QUOTE]
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