skyhightree1
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I cut off the majority of pasture since I mowed it for hay and since we got all the rain this is what I am left with.
dun":1574htkj said:Looks a lot better then the brown burned up stuff we've got
Lucky_P":13nfjtdf said:Looks good right now, but that crabgrass and nutsedge...you're not counting on that hanging around for grazing this winter, are ya?
Bigfoot":1i1ffo4d said:I love years, when I can stockpile. We had the best grass year of my life last year. I passed on baling some hay to stockpile. As we all know, it's cheaper that way. Turned up the cows wouldn't eat it. Never had that problem before. I ended up buying a little hay to finish the year.
bigbull338":2dqb0dt1 said:your cows will get alot of good eating in that pasture.
Workinonit Farm":1x1xf48k said:Lots of good eating in there!
hicky214":1zamjzx8 said:Looking good! I just turned mine in a hayfield last night. I have 3 more fields that are nice green and thick. I might cut one but I'm stockpiling also. Never seen an August that wet and cool :banana: I drove past one and the whole side of my truck is now green. Stay back a few days haha
Banjo":365fqkd2 said:are you going to strip graze it starting in Dec. or Jan.? Have you done any calculations to about how many days of grazing you can get?
Looks good BTW