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Posted by Glen in TX on December 12, 2006 at 09:53:36 from (208.246.9.165):
In Reply to: oats for beef posted by pafreehling on December 11, 2006 at 21:51:40:
I agree with checking with some of the universities and dairy people. More dairies here now and oats had become a popular feed again for hay and silage again. Seed is still costly and with drought past few years it's only a viable thing with irrigation here. Then it's hard to make a good dryland oats crop 1 out of 10 years lately so the irrigation is a must for backup. We use to always put some oats up off marginal ground not good for anything else when we had a wet year but then the weeds came on too so it usually became hay or silage.
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