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NEMO | Kinda about a third right, a third wrong, and a third grey area. What Ben does truly is an art form that requires a special skill set to have the patience to learn. But I'll stick with there are many ways to run cattle, and none are completely right or wrong. That guy down in Kentucky or TN that posts on here that keeps the cows in a building is pretty well sold on that. Being able to intensively graze on rented acres with marginal fence and odd shaped woodsy pastures is for the most part out of the question. Being able to buy by-products for less than the trucking cost is an opportunity that guys feeding more intensively can't pass up, and those situations definitely come up. For what it's worth, we have one farm where we are proceeding rapidly on an intensive system,,,,rest of the acres in a different spot, not a very good option. Ben, you have more nice paint than you have lead us to believe. 79, I got to figure out who you are, got a short list of maybes. As far as the fun part, well if it's not fun however you do it, you need to do something else
Edited by oldtiger 8/25/2018 17:45
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Intensive/rotational grazing stocking rate increase?
