Posted by JayinNY on November 16, 2009 at 16:38:28 from (67.72.98.45):
Does anyone have a idea of the most cows you could raise on any given amount of land? I work an 86 acre farm, right now we have 4 horses on it, maybe 13 fenced acres of pasture. We have about 20 acres in hay, and another 20+- acres in unfenced pasture land. What I was wondering is how many beef cows would 2000 bales of hay feed in the winter, with no grazing, here in NY, and the fenced pasture, and "unfenced" pasture support in the summer. Right now I have 3 beefers on 3 acres, but they get hay,and grass clippings everyday. I was thinking maybe 30 head for the above land??? Thanks JayinNY
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