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<blockquote data-quote="hillbilly" data-source="post: 31062" data-attributes="member: 373"><p>We push our pasture a little, it shows up end of July and August.</p><p>We rotational graze and around that time we run short.</p><p>We keep our hay in an old riding barn. we pull out all left overs before putting in this years hay. then we put the old hay in last. When grass gets short we put the cows in a lot and feed the old hay.</p><p>Grass still grows in the dog days, its just slow growth.</p><p>If you can keep them off 2 weeks it usually gives the pastures a chance to get ahead again and with fall rain, stay ahead.</p><p>Having grass up to their hip bones and not counting your calves because you can't see them could also be considered a waist.</p><p>Mountain William</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hillbilly, post: 31062, member: 373"] We push our pasture a little, it shows up end of July and August. We rotational graze and around that time we run short. We keep our hay in an old riding barn. we pull out all left overs before putting in this years hay. then we put the old hay in last. When grass gets short we put the cows in a lot and feed the old hay. Grass still grows in the dog days, its just slow growth. If you can keep them off 2 weeks it usually gives the pastures a chance to get ahead again and with fall rain, stay ahead. Having grass up to their hip bones and not counting your calves because you can't see them could also be considered a waist. Mountain William [/QUOTE]
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