Posted by 4xMF on January 15, 2014 at 15:38:38 from (2.109.156.227):
In Reply to: Oats for hay posted by MAX-KY on January 14, 2014 at 21:08:53:
I have read about oats here on YT many times now and I find it interesting how different a crop is grown depending on the climate and the type of soil. Where I live it is a common crop and we do it to some extend between wheat. E.g. 2 years wheat, 1 year oats, 2 years wheat. Noone would swath it, just let them cure and combine them like barley or wheat and shred or bale the straw. The straw is a little coarse and not as good for bedding as barley straw but the cows eat it just as well. I have been told the straw should not be given to hogs for bedding.
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