I've been trying to stock pile grass...and then it doesn't rain We have not had a good rain in about a month...maybe six weeks. I've still got quite a bit of bahaia (sp?). It's still green...but it's more dull now.
I've always heard that any green grass is better than just about any hay, and I try to wait as long as I can to cut down on winter feeding. I usually try to make it until at least December before feeding hay.
The only thing I know to look for are stools that are more segmented and start to pile higher after hitting the ground. What do you look for during drought conditions and after the first freeze to know when it's time to start rolling the round bails out?
I've always heard that any green grass is better than just about any hay, and I try to wait as long as I can to cut down on winter feeding. I usually try to make it until at least December before feeding hay.
The only thing I know to look for are stools that are more segmented and start to pile higher after hitting the ground. What do you look for during drought conditions and after the first freeze to know when it's time to start rolling the round bails out?