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<blockquote data-quote="Jogeephus" data-source="post: 456778" data-attributes="member: 4362"><p>I bale Tiftleaf 3 which I am pretty sure is a hybrid of pearl millet. I try to cut it before it heads out for better RFV reasons but can't always do it. Cows love it. It is hard to cure though. Due to this, I make baleage out of some of it if the weather is not looking favorable for the 5 days it takes to cure properly. Baleage is wonderful feed. Don't know what the food value is of this but the girls get awefully slick on it. Only problem I have with the baleage is that it is heavy and will pick up the rear end of the tractor at times.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jogeephus, post: 456778, member: 4362"] I bale Tiftleaf 3 which I am pretty sure is a hybrid of pearl millet. I try to cut it before it heads out for better RFV reasons but can't always do it. Cows love it. It is hard to cure though. Due to this, I make baleage out of some of it if the weather is not looking favorable for the 5 days it takes to cure properly. Baleage is wonderful feed. Don't know what the food value is of this but the girls get awefully slick on it. Only problem I have with the baleage is that it is heavy and will pick up the rear end of the tractor at times. [/QUOTE]
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