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I'm in southeast Texas (Houston area). After the terrible drought last year my pastures are in pretty rough shape despite trying to rotate the horses, water when I could, etc. They've come back somewhat this year, but there are definitely a lot of pretty...
Started by eniskerry on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Why can't you plant a pasture with grain oats.
They sell oat hay why not an oat grass pasture? I'd do a soil test to see what your PH is and go from there.I've wanted to ask this question for a while...
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THis may end up being the slowest/longest DIY project in TBH history . We bought a little piece of land outside of town, and plan to build a home someday, but in the meantime I decided to start to improve the wildlife habitat. It is about 10 acres of ...
Started by BrianL on
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by 13 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at texasbowhunter):
Just my .02 I....
I would spray the weeds then sprig or get you some native grass seed and let mother nature do what it does.
I would spray the weeds then sprig or get you some native grass seed and let mother nature do what.
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When my cows were grazing on 100% grass forage (estrella africana) with appx 15lb/day grain concentrate, I was getting 16lts/cow-day average milk production. The grain is a blend of primarily corn & soy with some citrus pulp and rice pulp (not hulls)....
Started by Chiriqui on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dairyforums):
1 researched showed me I ....
A few observations/suggestions/questions.
That pastures their cows on bermuda grass (which is basically the same as estrella africana with Tifton 44 Bermuda grass on a 7 to 10 day rotation.
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I think we need a good thread about hay.
Where do you get it? How should you store it? What makes a hay good value for both your animal AND your pocket?
Around here people are starting to cut and bale their first cutting of hay. Hay is something that ...
Started by Farmfresh on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at natureshippiehouse):
Alfalfa is extremely expensive here, so we don't use it, we use Orchard or Grass hay, and I buy $25.00....
Each in the hay.
Warm season grasses like Bermuda, Switchgrass, Yellow Bluestem, Buffalo Grass and Canary Grass.
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