Posted by Mac AR on March 11, 2020 at 11:03:34 from (97.114.227.243):
In Reply to: Hay field posted by Grandpa love on March 11, 2020 at 08:09:45:
Horses are some of the hardest animals on pasture. They can overgraze it so quickly. If you're really interested in cutting it, you might consider letting it lay out this year and "recover" so to speak. I would also suggest that you fertilize it if you can, and maybe spray a little 2,4-D to kill the broadleaf weeds. I don't know what your fert cost is, but locally it's ~ $350/ ton. Chicken litter is much cheaper if you can get it there. The chemical isn't too expensive either: $40 for 2.5 gallons and the makes a lot of spray when mixed right. Bottom line though, do you want to invest the money and time into making it worth cutting? I personally might not, but if it's close enough to home and you deem it worthwhile, go for it.
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