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<blockquote data-quote="novaman" data-source="post: 684954" data-attributes="member: 2744"><p>I understand where you're coming from but I have to respectfully disagree. We are having similar weather as you. The pastures have a lot more feed value even if they are more lush. Our beef cows are in very good condition and the calves are far bigger this year with no creep feed then they were prior years with creep feed. As far as the feed having no value, you had mentioned the blooms on the alfalfa were very big. It seems your hitting it a bit too late and losing feed value because of the maturity of the crop. Maybe I am lucky but whenever I've had a wet year, like this year, I have always come out much much further ahead than any average to dry year.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="novaman, post: 684954, member: 2744"] I understand where you're coming from but I have to respectfully disagree. We are having similar weather as you. The pastures have a lot more feed value even if they are more lush. Our beef cows are in very good condition and the calves are far bigger this year with no creep feed then they were prior years with creep feed. As far as the feed having no value, you had mentioned the blooms on the alfalfa were very big. It seems your hitting it a bit too late and losing feed value because of the maturity of the crop. Maybe I am lucky but whenever I've had a wet year, like this year, I have always come out much much further ahead than any average to dry year. [/QUOTE]
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