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<blockquote data-quote="Jdunn55" data-source="post: 7363390" data-attributes="member: 81760"><p>Any possibility of leaving it for hay this year as dry cow feed and get tack sheep this winter to sort it out for next year? Alternatively cut asap accept your yield will be down but quality should be good and then take a cut from it every 4-6 weeks from then on to try and maximise yield? Those are the options I'm toying between, but given how it's looking now I'm leaning towards the early cut as if it Carrie's on growing as it is now it probably wont be that much lighter than if left to mid May</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jdunn55, post: 7363390, member: 81760"] Any possibility of leaving it for hay this year as dry cow feed and get tack sheep this winter to sort it out for next year? Alternatively cut asap accept your yield will be down but quality should be good and then take a cut from it every 4-6 weeks from then on to try and maximise yield? Those are the options I'm toying between, but given how it's looking now I'm leaning towards the early cut as if it Carrie's on growing as it is now it probably wont be that much lighter than if left to mid May [/QUOTE]
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