Posted by John A. on January 12, 2014 at 08:12:50 from (64.128.16.238):
In Reply to: Hay grinding posted by NEKS on January 12, 2014 at 05:13:04:
NEKs, Grinding Hay does add cost to your bottom line. But owing a tub grinder is a very useful tool to have around. Back in the 80s we put up a 60 acres of a Silo Milo crop, it was 12 ft tall and still actively growing when we cut it. I was wet in the pit and stayed that way, our yearlings would go off feed after 4 days straight.... We had to grind one round bale of sudan hay to every truck load of Silage to dry it up so the cattle would stay on ration. We later acquired an attachment, and small screen to grind corn too.. Grinding will enable you to utilize lower quality crops for you cattle ie Maize Butt. as we call them here in Central Texas .....After Milo...Maize is combined, swath down the remaining crop and bale as usual! this product is hugely Steamy and not easily chewed up even by full grown Cows! after grinding even yearlings can utilize it! just put out Syrup tanks or Protein tubs to make up any nutritional deficiencies. Hope this helps. Later, John A.
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