Posted by Elmers Grassman on January 30, 2010 at 06:00:08 from (96.247.156.200):
In Reply to: Grazing- Who does it? posted by Don-Wi on January 29, 2010 at 19:44:29:
Don Your WI University did a study on dairy profitabilty a few years ago. I believe they found a seasonal grass based sytem was as good as any. I'm sure you could google it up. One of the profs at Penn State came up with system to graze 300 days here in PA. You can't get out of the tillage game because of the need for a forage chain. But you won't have to burn fuel and time to harvest. Good Luck. Check out "Stockman Grass Farmer" Send me an email I'll send you all my resource links.
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