Posted by Dave from MN on August 07, 2013 at 07:59:09 from (198.98.195.73):
Ok, Not gonna have enough hay for winter, pasture toast about 3 weeks ago. Going to sell 90% of the cows. Since I have pasture available, with adjacent crop land fenced for fall grazing, am I better off buying calves, get a grain feeder out there, and spring to winter graze them? The cow calf just does not pencil out of you have to buy hay, and my only hay after this year will be 95% alfalfa, I, as I learned this past 8 months, would have been 3 times as profitable had I sold the bred cows last fall, and held the hay to sell over the winter /spring. Any thoughts. Landlord wants cattle over there for Ag prop tax designation, and I would rather farm the tillable than have it seeded to all pasture.
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