Posted by JMOR on March 25, 2009 at 14:03:44 from (76.187.218.177):
In Reply to: Left over hay posted by dave2 on March 24, 2009 at 08:58:32:
IaGary said: (quoted from post at 20:56:17 03/24/09) I was feeding a choice of both first cutting 2008 big round bales( that were stored inside) or 25 year old little squares to my weened calves all winter.
Which do you think they went to first?
They ate about 800 little bales this winter. I got about 2000 more to get the barn empty.
Keep it dry and it will last. Nutrients may be lower but it's better than a snowbank by far.
Gary
I had that same experience with 7 year-in-the-barn hay vs last seasons. Surprised several folks....me included.
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