Posted by rustybottoms88 on February 06, 2017 at 09:44:49 from (216.134.239.21):
In Reply to: Recommend Me a Tractor posted by rustybottoms88 on February 04, 2017 at 09:28:57:
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Hi Walt you know what I am talking about then when I talk about these hills! Your absolutely right about rotational grazing. I have had good luck getting them to eat ragweed,sagegrass and other things when its small, but I have not been able to persuade them to eat the thorn bushes or the blackberries. We rotate as much as our water sources will allow and in the long term plans we hope to develop some springs and maybe even push out a pond or two. Speaking of pushing I thought maybe some of you might appreciate my dozer. It is one of the reasons my tractor budget is so tight! Thanks again for all of the replies. Some good discussion going on here.
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It is one of the reasons my tractor budget is so tight! Thanks again for all of the replies. Some good discussion going on here.