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<blockquote data-quote="ANAZAZI" data-source="post: 892995" data-attributes="member: 7541"><p>The way we do it is to put all the cows on the OG at the same time, graze i short and move the cows away again. That way the OG will rest and grow most of the time. It does not stand continous grazing well, as stated above, but works fine as a stockpile, better than most grasses, albeit not like tall fescue. Also; OG matures very fast in the spring, but after it has been cut or grazed once, it matures very slowly and keeps high energy a long time, because seed heads comes only once per year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ANAZAZI, post: 892995, member: 7541"] The way we do it is to put all the cows on the OG at the same time, graze i short and move the cows away again. That way the OG will rest and grow most of the time. It does not stand continous grazing well, as stated above, but works fine as a stockpile, better than most grasses, albeit not like tall fescue. Also; OG matures very fast in the spring, but after it has been cut or grazed once, it matures very slowly and keeps high energy a long time, because seed heads comes only once per year. [/QUOTE]
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