From: Judy Decker (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 02/20/04

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I am going to assume that there are some varieties of corn better suited 
for grazing (cattle) than others. What varieties have some of you tried? 
What about row spacing or drilling widths?  At what height can grazing 
begin, and how well does TDN and protein hold up?

Soybeans. Anybody plant them for grazing? Do you have knowledge of some 
varieties that are better for one reason or another? Are they planted 
for the normal population, and are they difficult to graze  out before 
bean set? (we're grassfed beef producers.)

Thanks in advance,
Judy


Renaissance Farms Ltd
Bill and Judy  Decker
Emporia, KS 
http://www.renfarms.com

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