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North Mo. | go to your local extension office or your soil conservation office for info. We have rotations since 1980 now we are running about 100000 # of stock density. This is acheived by polywire and strips, right now about each group has 50 cows and calves in it. If I could get all my land to join I would run 250 to a group then the labour would be very little. The ohlde bulls are a step in the right direction if you want to reduce cost. Roy is right about one thing it is a lot of work but so is baling hay every where not to mention cost. I assume you want to make a profit off the grass | |
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rotational grazing
