The only thing wrong with 2 cows on 2 acres is, that cows have a tendency to have calves once a year, and pasture doesn't multiply. I started out with 3 cows, on 8 acres, of improved pasture. Till the first 3 calves got big enough to start grazing, everything was great. Also if you don't go AI then you are feeding a bull for a month, once a year. Bulls and calves eat grass. I am in washington state, on the west side, and am blessed with plenty of rain, to push my grass along. I have found it necesisary to rent 7 more adjoining acres, to handle my small herd. It's true that the bull (steer) calves go to the feeder sale every fall, and quit eating my graze at that time, however the cooler weather isn't very conducive to fast grass growth, and the hay comes out of the barn a lot earlier, than I would like for it to.
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