Posted by chevytaHOE5674 on December 21, 2018 at 21:42:54 from (74.221.59.140):
In Reply to: Un-roll round hay? posted by da.bees on December 21, 2018 at 09:36:40:
Switched to unrolling all the hay for my main herd of cows last year and couldn't be happier. Unroll everyday what they will clean up by the next day. Cows don't have to compete for feed, have someplace clean to lay, no manure to scrape up and spread, no knee deep mud and manure come spring, less fly problems. What hay isn't eaten is not wasted as it rots down and adds nutrients back on the field. The pasture I unrolled on last winter was the first to green up in the spring and had the best grass all summer. This winter i am unrolling on other pastures as long as mother nature will allow to spread the nutrients around as much as possible.
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