Posted by Hay hay hay on April 25, 2017 at 10:43:56 from (71.28.169.160):
In Reply to: OT-Fair Pasture Rent posted by Kelly In TX on April 25, 2017 at 07:05:29:
You might actually be improving her pastures and horses. Horses are picky eaters, eating some plants to the ground while leaving other grass and weeds to go to seed. Horses leave "roughs" where they poop. A horse to cow sharing or rotation is helpful because cows eat the grass left by the horses and actually reduce the parasite load (worms) in the horses. If I had the proper fence, (I have 3 board plank which really does not work well for cows) I would get a few cows and rotate pastures.
I haven't answered your rent question, but I got good rent data from my county agent last year (area specific). I think the county agent knows more than the old guys sitting by the stove at the feed store. But they will answer your question, if you ask.
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