Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on May 06, 2015 at 13:38:38 from (173.202.5.18):
In Reply to: not fertilised posted by bison on May 04, 2015 at 19:25:35:
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I'm not sure how cattle and bison differ in what they leave behind. I built up some of my ground by simply grazing and feeding hay on fields that had previously been cropped for years. Cattle add organics back to the soil that can't be artificially duplicated. My land only has a few inches of top soil. However the fields where I cut hay have to be fertilized or they don't produce enough to pay for the fuel to cut it. Due to winter time flooding I, usually, can't feed on my hay fields. If you take something off of a field and carry it somewhere else, eventually you or the next person will have to replace it in order for the field to produce.
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