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“The cows will eat even browned fescue first, in preference to hay, we’ve found.”
The large, 800 - pound bales are fed to the cattle wagons, Manwaring said, showing slides of his operation. The large bales are handled by a front end loader, and keeping the bales on a feeder wagon cuts losses from trampling and scattering.
“The round baler has meant less labor, less handling, minimum storage costs, and the hay is of a good quality,” said Manwaring.
VIC DUPONT was equally enthusiastic about his experience with the StakHand, which makes huge, 1,500-pound, haystack size bales. He, too, is using fescue for winter grazing, “but we’ve found they need a little more help when the cold weather really hits.”
Dupont said he’d found that grass keeps very well
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