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<blockquote data-quote="lithuanian farmer" data-source="post: 1564385" data-attributes="member: 19683"><p>Feeding hay when it's cold and baleage when it's warmer and it's not frozen. Two groups of cows, fed every second day, sometimes they don't need it for one more day. One group, ~30-35cows +calves, get 4-6bales. Another group, 15cows+calves, get 2-4bales. No creep. Feed made from naturally growing grass. They seem to do pretty well. Not getting fat, but not starving either, dry cows are putting on weight. Can feed calves too.</p><p>In calf heifers went on hay now, plus some creep to improve their colostrum and milk production. The first ones due in max three weeks. They are in a good condition, but not too fat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lithuanian farmer, post: 1564385, member: 19683"] Feeding hay when it's cold and baleage when it's warmer and it's not frozen. Two groups of cows, fed every second day, sometimes they don't need it for one more day. One group, ~30-35cows +calves, get 4-6bales. Another group, 15cows+calves, get 2-4bales. No creep. Feed made from naturally growing grass. They seem to do pretty well. Not getting fat, but not starving either, dry cows are putting on weight. Can feed calves too. In calf heifers went on hay now, plus some creep to improve their colostrum and milk production. The first ones due in max three weeks. They are in a good condition, but not too fat. [/QUOTE]
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