graze-l January 2006: [SPAM] - Re: [SPAM] - Re: [SPAM]
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they are not in any one paddock long enough to eat the regrowth, they =
don't hurt the grass. The palatability of the hay isn't much of an =
issue to what they will eat, but the quality of the hay will impact =
production.
This technique is a wonderful way to ration high quality grass and =
supplement with low quality hay.
Clay
MO Ozarks
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From: sjflanagan@juno.com
To: graze-l@witt.ac.nz
Sent: Sunday, January 22, 2006 7:23 AM
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Hi Gene,
Thanks for the alfalfa tips two weeks ago. I have tried to supplement =
with hay to lengthen rotations and maintain gains during the summer as =
you just mentioned - - but have had limited intake unless I lock animals =
into a lot or sacrifice paddock. They seem to prefer walking about while =
taking short grass down farther, except during some fall periods... I =
assume the lush fall growth is just not as tasty.
Do you have any tips on supplemental hay palitability or is there just =
no way to compete with grass?
Regards, Steve
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