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zero grazers

m greenfields · 2012-01-04 14:49:51

Just looking for a bit of advice. My milking block is fully stocked but i have 40 acres just two KMs away from the parlour. Im wondering is it a good option to go down the zero grazing route and can these machines be used effectively in a low cost system.

04-01-2012 2:49pm

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m greenfields

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Just looking for a bit of advice. My milking block is fully stocked but i have 40 acres just two KMs away from the parlour. Im wondering is it a good option to go down the zero grazing route and can these machines be used effectively in a low cost system.

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#2 04-01-2012 3:06pm

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[Moved to the Farming and Forestry Forum which will probably generate more replies

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