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mercer county, il | Ours seem to do fine with the wet. Gotta get them on it pretty early, and have it fenced to where you can rotate. They’ll happily stand in water to graze as long as there’s some shade and high ground to lay down on. Wetlands is 90% of what I graze.
If you put some N on in late June here, you won’t have the usual summer/fall grazing slump. And we generally leave them on till we pick the corn around the pastures and turn them out on stalks.
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Grazing Low Ground Reed Canary Grass
