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<blockquote data-quote="Muddyroads" data-source="post: 7817221" data-attributes="member: 81810"><p>My cattle are grass fed, start to finish. Either fresh grass in the summer or silage in the winter. Yes, there is steel and concrete in the sheds, but they will last for years.</p><p>In addition, from the moment my cattle start coming in next week they will be producing dung which will add carbon to my soil in a year or 2’s time. This will help water retention and feed the soil biology as well as adding fertility instead of using artificial fertiliser. Rather than using straw the bedding will be from dried rushes which would otherwise be wasted.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Muddyroads, post: 7817221, member: 81810"] My cattle are grass fed, start to finish. Either fresh grass in the summer or silage in the winter. Yes, there is steel and concrete in the sheds, but they will last for years. In addition, from the moment my cattle start coming in next week they will be producing dung which will add carbon to my soil in a year or 2’s time. This will help water retention and feed the soil biology as well as adding fertility instead of using artificial fertiliser. Rather than using straw the bedding will be from dried rushes which would otherwise be wasted. [/QUOTE]
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