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TexasBred":q9s25dxb said:
whitecow":q9s25dxb said:
East Texas coastal can grow very good hay if it is managed appropriately. Fertilized correctly and cut in a timely manner (e.g. 28 days after fertilizer).....with a little rain.....hay can easily be 12-15% protein.

Whitecow I'll take your word for it. All I ever saw and tested was little more than junk even with soil test and proper fertilization. Oh the one they would "prepare" for the annual hay show would be good but all in all 90% of it around my area (Cherokee, Rusk, Nacog. counties) was little more than filler. Van Zandt county and a few others would make some pretty good hay.
aint they alot of chicken house's in east texas
 
alacattleman":1u1j1jmx said:
nothing like good ol chicken litter, too build up soil fertility.

Keeps the neighbors at a distance too. :lol: You definitely won't be the most popular guy in the area. We have turkey houses around here and that stuff on a field smells for miles.
 
We are having human biosolids applied to come of our fields this week. The neighbors love us!
 

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