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2019 Silage Season
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<blockquote data-quote="The Agrarian" data-source="post: 6376858" data-attributes="member: 3656"><p>Well, I wouldn't say that. Sometimes a different problem is a refreshing change. For me, rock hard ground like last summer made a refreshing change. You get sick of getting out of the mowing tractor to walk the sticky spots. Also remember that some grazing here will by now be damaged enough to have killed it's productivity for the rest of the season. Not much yet, but its heading that way. Grass doesn't regrow on tramped, waterlogged ground. At least you can let your cattle lie out on a burnt up field and throw them a bale of hay or straw. Here, they have to come in.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Agrarian, post: 6376858, member: 3656"] Well, I wouldn't say that. Sometimes a different problem is a refreshing change. For me, rock hard ground like last summer made a refreshing change. You get sick of getting out of the mowing tractor to walk the sticky spots. Also remember that some grazing here will by now be damaged enough to have killed it's productivity for the rest of the season. Not much yet, but its heading that way. Grass doesn't regrow on tramped, waterlogged ground. At least you can let your cattle lie out on a burnt up field and throw them a bale of hay or straw. Here, they have to come in. [/QUOTE]
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