Member Jennifer West
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Brett Hazelden posted an update a week ago
Carrots 🥕
here is a crazy idea but has anyone fed sheep, cows and pigs carrots ? If so how did the animals perform?
I have had a chat with a guy that can deliver 23 tonne of seconds carrots to my farm all inclusive of delivery and the carrots for $3k.
that’s alot of carrots and doubt I could use them all before they went off, but maybe others…
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I’m pretty sure @joanna used to feed her sheep reject vegetables from her market garden and they did well on them.. not sure about carrots in particular but imagine they’d be no problem.
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Reply to Grazing Through Spring in a Mediterranean Environment
Cheers Mark, I will probably move them onto the stockpile feed when they finish in this current paddock at the end of the week .. in the meantime will try for a higher density stocking rate in the cells.
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Reply to Grazing Through Spring in a Mediterranean Environment
Admittedly I have destocked to the point that mob grazing is challenging .. but this is the best I could get in terms of utilisation after a 2 day graze with our sheep – they are not very interested in eating much beyond the top third of the grass with more trampled than eaten. So should I force them by keeping them in the cell for longer or do…
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Kate Tarrant posted an update in the group
4 months agoTrees on Farms 4 months agoRowan Reid the Master Tree Grower has just started up his own podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/heartwood-podcast/id1770378517
Also available on Spotify & YouTube.. first one is with David Jenkins from Bridgetown..
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Listen to Rowan Reid's Heartwood Podcast podcast on Apple Podcasts.
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Reply to Mob Grazing & Livestock Nutrition
Thanks Eric, that’s what I thought .. & yes the ewes are a bit chubby I know!
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Reply to Mob Grazing & Livestock Nutrition
I think she means a second bite of new growth, grazing the stemmy older stuff no problem but happy to be corrected!
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Mob Grazing & Livestock Nutrition
I’ve been mob grazing now since getting the sheep out of the sacrifice paddock in early June. I was also feeding hay until just a couple of days ago, had a small problem with scours with a couple of the mob but now resolved. I have been sizing the grazing cells to fit the mob for an even graze/trample of the whole cell over a max 3 day period.…
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Reply to When to start grazing the green?
Certainly has! After my last post I decided to put the mob back into the sacrifice paddock with some oaten hay I bought.. just moved them into the first strip this morning.. much more grass now!😊 Put some hay in a mobile feeder to help with the adjustment.
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Everything should dissolve with the exception of the JS mix. So it can go out through the the boom spray but you see a lot of people put it through a 100 micron filter from a dissolving tank.
part of the reason I bought the T&F as it uses a trash pump, that helps mix and dissolve with no filters and a 3mm spray orifice. Removes the majority…
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Reply to Red Legged Earth Mite
Looks like getting those foliars out earlier gave the plants a good head start & stave off RELM, I got some out on a couple of paddocks at the same time as you and no sign of them whereas the other paddocks all have some to varying degrees, only got foliars on them last week – plants looking like they are going to grow through the damage though…
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