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Herbal leys for dairy cattle grazing
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<blockquote data-quote="sheepdogtrail" data-source="post: 7725631" data-attributes="member: 151839"><p>On our river bottom paddocks that flood most years chicory will get root rot if it is under anaerobic conditions for more than 30 days during the winter. A flood that comes and goes in a weeks time, most chicory cultivars will persist. I would at least try 1 kg/ha and see how that does. You could also plant a handful of seeds out there next spring in a low spot and see how it does over the winter in 2022 - 2023. Our genetic base is Puna II. Probably not the best for dairy cows as it could cause milk taint if the cows were consuming high concentrations of it in their rations.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sheepdogtrail, post: 7725631, member: 151839"] On our river bottom paddocks that flood most years chicory will get root rot if it is under anaerobic conditions for more than 30 days during the winter. A flood that comes and goes in a weeks time, most chicory cultivars will persist. I would at least try 1 kg/ha and see how that does. You could also plant a handful of seeds out there next spring in a low spot and see how it does over the winter in 2022 - 2023. Our genetic base is Puna II. Probably not the best for dairy cows as it could cause milk taint if the cows were consuming high concentrations of it in their rations. [/QUOTE]
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