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The Disappearance of the All Round Farmer
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<blockquote data-quote="hendrebc" data-source="post: 4396398" data-attributes="member: 70166"><p>Its noticable even to a simple livestock farmer like me who doesnt measure yeilds any more than counting bales how much less silage ill get off a field if i dont have enough FYM to put on it before closing up the field in spring even if there are sheep/cattle on it for the rest of the year and it gets enough NPK fert in a bag. Id hate to think about taking some crop off a field every year without putting something back. I bet there would be a noticable difference if you could measure the extra crop like you could through a combine.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hendrebc, post: 4396398, member: 70166"] Its noticable even to a simple livestock farmer like me who doesnt measure yeilds any more than counting bales how much less silage ill get off a field if i dont have enough FYM to put on it before closing up the field in spring even if there are sheep/cattle on it for the rest of the year and it gets enough NPK fert in a bag. Id hate to think about taking some crop off a field every year without putting something back. I bet there would be a noticable difference if you could measure the extra crop like you could through a combine. [/QUOTE]
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