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<blockquote data-quote="chenocetah" data-source="post: 713501" data-attributes="member: 13521"><p>Maybe I've had the luxury of having more hay avaible than some people, but we keep our hay racks and hay feeding trailers stuffed full all of the time. That means we might feed 5 bales some days and 50 others. Not all of our hay is the same quality and I feel the cow is a better judge of what she needs to fill her up than I am. Some types of hay they eat more of than others. </p><p></p><p>Just my opinion that its easier to keep a cow up than it is to let her go down a little and then try to get her back.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="chenocetah, post: 713501, member: 13521"] Maybe I've had the luxury of having more hay avaible than some people, but we keep our hay racks and hay feeding trailers stuffed full all of the time. That means we might feed 5 bales some days and 50 others. Not all of our hay is the same quality and I feel the cow is a better judge of what she needs to fill her up than I am. Some types of hay they eat more of than others. Just my opinion that its easier to keep a cow up than it is to let her go down a little and then try to get her back. [/QUOTE]
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