calfbuyer
Well-known member
Hello Everyone,
I have been reading posts from this forum for a while now but have just now became a member. I live in central texas and run a small cow/calf operation and also buy some stocker calves in the fall and put them on wheat/feed them. With the cost of farming going up every year due to fuel and fertilizer costs, i have been considering planting a cool season annual legume crop on my Klien/Love grass hay fields. I hear that they have developed a hybrid type of burr clover, i was thinking about going this route. Does anyone have any input on this? I would rather have first hand experience than some trial or experiment done by some university.
I have been reading posts from this forum for a while now but have just now became a member. I live in central texas and run a small cow/calf operation and also buy some stocker calves in the fall and put them on wheat/feed them. With the cost of farming going up every year due to fuel and fertilizer costs, i have been considering planting a cool season annual legume crop on my Klien/Love grass hay fields. I hear that they have developed a hybrid type of burr clover, i was thinking about going this route. Does anyone have any input on this? I would rather have first hand experience than some trial or experiment done by some university.
