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<blockquote data-quote="Conrod96" data-source="post: 7070660" data-attributes="member: 146755"><p>Looking for a bit of advice and just some general questions to those of you who zero graze we’ve been paying contractor to cut couple of loads a day since the beginning of June as we’d to much grass for our pits and seemed like a good way to utilise it. </p><p>But seeing the benefits we’d had the discussion of buying our own and keeping a batch of 70 cows on grass full time for the spring and summer. How many loads a day or tonnes would it take to keep these girls going and how many acres if your trying to cut the right grass as much as you can? Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Conrod96, post: 7070660, member: 146755"] Looking for a bit of advice and just some general questions to those of you who zero graze we’ve been paying contractor to cut couple of loads a day since the beginning of June as we’d to much grass for our pits and seemed like a good way to utilise it. But seeing the benefits we’d had the discussion of buying our own and keeping a batch of 70 cows on grass full time for the spring and summer. How many loads a day or tonnes would it take to keep these girls going and how many acres if your trying to cut the right grass as much as you can? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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