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<blockquote data-quote="BC" data-source="post: 936493" data-attributes="member: 67"><p>I enjoyed the pictures. The picture of the super baldy pair confirmed my thoughts from your previous post on mob grazing. Your rotation is too long and your grass quality is not as good as you could possibly get. You may have to mow or shred behind the cows to get a more uniform regrowth. I really think you need to speed up to 16 to 24 days on the bermuda for higher quality grass. The higher quality grass should result in more milk for calves and better body condition scores on cows. One other thought for your consideration - let calves have access to a paddock prior to turning the herd in. Through selective grazing they will get the tenderest, most gigestible grassand improve their weight gain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BC, post: 936493, member: 67"] I enjoyed the pictures. The picture of the super baldy pair confirmed my thoughts from your previous post on mob grazing. Your rotation is too long and your grass quality is not as good as you could possibly get. You may have to mow or shred behind the cows to get a more uniform regrowth. I really think you need to speed up to 16 to 24 days on the bermuda for higher quality grass. The higher quality grass should result in more milk for calves and better body condition scores on cows. One other thought for your consideration - let calves have access to a paddock prior to turning the herd in. Through selective grazing they will get the tenderest, most gigestible grassand improve their weight gain. [/QUOTE]
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