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Rotational Grazing Advice Needed
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<blockquote data-quote="AntebellumAcres" data-source="post: 1597653" data-attributes="member: 38792"><p>Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but one thing to consider when doing the year to year dance of balancing beef and grass... Don't be afraid to set set the shredder super high, and cut in the boot stage, maybe a few weeks ahead of the rotations. It isn't perfect, but in my experience it generally helps turn back the clock on the grass and promote leaf development before it begins to seed out again. During a wet spring, we generally have to do this if adding stockers to the cow herd isn't economical.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AntebellumAcres, post: 1597653, member: 38792"] Not sure if this has already been mentioned, but one thing to consider when doing the year to year dance of balancing beef and grass... Don't be afraid to set set the shredder super high, and cut in the boot stage, maybe a few weeks ahead of the rotations. It isn't perfect, but in my experience it generally helps turn back the clock on the grass and promote leaf development before it begins to seed out again. During a wet spring, we generally have to do this if adding stockers to the cow herd isn't economical. [/QUOTE]
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