Posted by DB4600 on December 03, 2015 at 08:15:55 from (70.197.203.164):
In Reply to: swather in sunflowers? posted by Dave H (MI) on December 02, 2015 at 20:11:46:
We are at the point where we have lost most of our folks who lived through the 30's, but I remember the man that grew up on the homesteaded farm in the 30's. He said they would turn the cattle loose any where they could find feed. Cattails, willows, and highland brush. In the case of the brush (hazel and prickly ash) he said they would cut it and pile it. The cattle would work over the pile until it was down to the course and heavy sticks. None of these things would make better silage than Sunflower. Now, that being said, I know little about sunflowers and the movie scene described definitely leads to much conjecture.
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