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fertilizing hay and pasture
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<blockquote data-quote="Tim/South" data-source="post: 1131881" data-attributes="member: 17986"><p>On hay ground I have found it pays to fertilize. We make more hay on less ground. I can get 1.5 rolls per acre or 4-5 rolls per acre. Takes the same time and wear to cover the same ground. The hay tests higher as well. Not that we always test our hay.</p><p>On pastures I fertilize 200 lb. per acre at green up then add 100 lb. of N as needed. I am running 1 unit per acre and need the grass. Cattle do better on grass higher in protein. We also fertilize our winter grazing. If I am going to plant it, I am going to feed it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tim/South, post: 1131881, member: 17986"] On hay ground I have found it pays to fertilize. We make more hay on less ground. I can get 1.5 rolls per acre or 4-5 rolls per acre. Takes the same time and wear to cover the same ground. The hay tests higher as well. Not that we always test our hay. On pastures I fertilize 200 lb. per acre at green up then add 100 lb. of N as needed. I am running 1 unit per acre and need the grass. Cattle do better on grass higher in protein. We also fertilize our winter grazing. If I am going to plant it, I am going to feed it. [/QUOTE]
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