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Rotational grazing is causing something
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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1353590" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>I have always done some rotational grazing. Dad did it with his one steer per year. But it wasn't very intense rotation. Back in 1999 the job sent me to a week long grazing workshop. It was both class room and field visits. About that time I was working with a couple dairy farmers who were great pasture managers so I was learning from watching them. I figured if I was going to be telling people to do this I should do it at home first. I started doing IPM. Short story is that once I got that program going I had to buy more cows. Same amount of land but a whole lot more grass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1353590, member: 498"] I have always done some rotational grazing. Dad did it with his one steer per year. But it wasn't very intense rotation. Back in 1999 the job sent me to a week long grazing workshop. It was both class room and field visits. About that time I was working with a couple dairy farmers who were great pasture managers so I was learning from watching them. I figured if I was going to be telling people to do this I should do it at home first. I started doing IPM. Short story is that once I got that program going I had to buy more cows. Same amount of land but a whole lot more grass. [/QUOTE]
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