Posted by LAA on March 15, 2020 at 09:09:03 from (86.98.216.43):
Been a year since I built our first mono slope barn, many people thought it would not pay off in Louisiana because of relatively mild temperatures, those same people may not have factored in rain and manurial value. Was it expensive? Yes, will it pay off? I think so, backgrounded calves have gained around 15% more in the barn than on drylot, I don�t have to rely on past figures to calculate this because I have had two barns full if calves and seven pens of drylot calves in the time frame, took the barn calves to a higher weight because of how I planned to sell them. I built a 196 x 48 barn, I plan to build another one this year that is slightly longer and easier to clean, have to add crop land now to utilize manure, a calf equals an acres worth.
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