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<blockquote data-quote="uplandnut" data-source="post: 1546473" data-attributes="member: 24555"><p>Just curious how balage would compare in these situations. I've bought 4x6 dry bales that weighed 1400lbs before and now there is a person in my area selling 4x6 balage bales and claiming they are 2500lbs. By sheer weight numbers if my cows eat a 4x5, 800lb dry bale a day one of these balage bales should last me 3 days. Is that about the way it should compare or does the fact that they are wet bales throw all the talk about lbs per day consumption right out the window?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="uplandnut, post: 1546473, member: 24555"] Just curious how balage would compare in these situations. I've bought 4x6 dry bales that weighed 1400lbs before and now there is a person in my area selling 4x6 balage bales and claiming they are 2500lbs. By sheer weight numbers if my cows eat a 4x5, 800lb dry bale a day one of these balage bales should last me 3 days. Is that about the way it should compare or does the fact that they are wet bales throw all the talk about lbs per day consumption right out the window? [/QUOTE]
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