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<blockquote data-quote="1982vett" data-source="post: 1605207" data-attributes="member: 7795"><p>Really need to know more to give an answer that takes all into consideration. How close are you to feeding hay. Could grazing it will delay feeding hay. If you grazed it would that allow another pasture to rest and give cool season grass a chance to grow a bit. As said, your hay guy seems to have some inexpensive hay....that is if it's actually good hay. A lot of the hay I baled this year looks nice but it lacks a lot in the protein department. I strive to have grazing as long as I can and usually don't feed hay till first killing frost. I turned in to my last patch that was last baled in July. The inch of rain we got last week has started the winter grasses to come up and greening up the warm season. Although I never planned to bale this patch, turning in will take the pressure off the greenup.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1982vett, post: 1605207, member: 7795"] Really need to know more to give an answer that takes all into consideration. How close are you to feeding hay. Could grazing it will delay feeding hay. If you grazed it would that allow another pasture to rest and give cool season grass a chance to grow a bit. As said, your hay guy seems to have some inexpensive hay....that is if it’s actually good hay. A lot of the hay I baled this year looks nice but it lacks a lot in the protein department. I strive to have grazing as long as I can and usually don’t feed hay till first killing frost. I turned in to my last patch that was last baled in July. The inch of rain we got last week has started the winter grasses to come up and greening up the warm season. Although I never planned to bale this patch, turning in will take the pressure off the greenup. [/QUOTE]
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