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Cleaning up rotational grazing paddocks in late fall
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<blockquote data-quote="SRBeef" data-source="post: 708155" data-attributes="member: 7509"><p>We are in very different leagues as far as pasture size! However I have had other discussions with large scale ranchers west river in the Dakotas (I travel a lot as part of my day job) who confirm the same thing you do: when you rotate/limit/rest your grass "crop" improves.</p><p></p><p>I don't understand your question about what "system" I use. I am fortunate to have a very good neighbor who got me started in Hereford beef cattle about 4 years ago. While I have been in row crops for many years I am new to cattle. This means I had to start from scratch but sometimes that is an advantage...and I've had lots of good advice/help/teachers. I try ideas that seem to make sense and fit my situation. I keep the ones that work and discard or modify the ones that don't work so well for me. </p><p></p><p>It would be good to hear more about your large scale rotational grazing and its effect on your grass. Thank you for the kind words above.</p><p></p><p>Jim</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRBeef, post: 708155, member: 7509"] We are in very different leagues as far as pasture size! However I have had other discussions with large scale ranchers west river in the Dakotas (I travel a lot as part of my day job) who confirm the same thing you do: when you rotate/limit/rest your grass "crop" improves. I don't understand your question about what "system" I use. I am fortunate to have a very good neighbor who got me started in Hereford beef cattle about 4 years ago. While I have been in row crops for many years I am new to cattle. This means I had to start from scratch but sometimes that is an advantage...and I've had lots of good advice/help/teachers. I try ideas that seem to make sense and fit my situation. I keep the ones that work and discard or modify the ones that don't work so well for me. It would be good to hear more about your large scale rotational grazing and its effect on your grass. Thank you for the kind words above. Jim [/QUOTE]
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