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<blockquote data-quote="Stocker Steve" data-source="post: 1687476" data-attributes="member: 1715"><p>- Don't use triple 19. Look at your soil test and consider applying N and S only.</p><p>- Don't hay a field continually. Consider buying hay, or cut once and graze, or broadcasting some legumes and letting the cows walk the seed in.</p><p>- There are several goals of MIG. One is to provide a long enough rest period. If you rotate rapidly w only a few paddocks - - you will not have a long enough rest period. Ideally you want a one to three day grazing period followed by a 21 to 45 day rest period. This usually means lots of paddocks and poly wire.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stocker Steve, post: 1687476, member: 1715"] - Don't use triple 19. Look at your soil test and consider applying N and S only. - Don't hay a field continually. Consider buying hay, or cut once and graze, or broadcasting some legumes and letting the cows walk the seed in. - There are several goals of MIG. One is to provide a long enough rest period. If you rotate rapidly w only a few paddocks - - you will not have a long enough rest period. Ideally you want a one to three day grazing period followed by a 21 to 45 day rest period. This usually means lots of paddocks and poly wire. [/QUOTE]
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