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Some pictures from today - waterer & transition corn grazing
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<blockquote data-quote="hobbyboy" data-source="post: 725819" data-attributes="member: 13682"><p>Even with the costs associated with harvesting, I can't help but think 11,000 pounds of corn and 6,000 pounds of fodder would convert better to pounds of beef. Maybe I'm all wrong, I'm new to this most of what I have learned is from the seed and feed store. I know according to them 17,000 pounds should convert to 2656 pounds of beef. I'm not understanding how grazing that same acre starting after crop maturity until replant will produce that many pounds of beef maybe it would.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hobbyboy, post: 725819, member: 13682"] Even with the costs associated with harvesting, I can't help but think 11,000 pounds of corn and 6,000 pounds of fodder would convert better to pounds of beef. Maybe I'm all wrong, I'm new to this most of what I have learned is from the seed and feed store. I know according to them 17,000 pounds should convert to 2656 pounds of beef. I'm not understanding how grazing that same acre starting after crop maturity until replant will produce that many pounds of beef maybe it would. [/QUOTE]
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