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spreading slurry on ground that has a goodish cover

  • 01-01-2013 09:49PM
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    f140
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    I am wondering about spreading slurry on land that already has a nice cover on already for this time of year. i cant grass measure unfortunately. I was going to spread slurry on it to bring it on more but perhaps im being greedy. last thing i want is grass that cows wont eat because its too sweet. how long will it take the slurry to wash in to it? the first paddock was closed by the middle of october and the last by around the 15th of november.


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    freedominacup
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    f140 wrote: »
    I am wondering about spreading slurry on land that already has a nice cover on already for this time of year. i cant grass measure unfortunately. I was going to spread slurry on it to bring it on more but perhaps im being greedy. last thing i want is grass that cows wont eat because its too sweet. how long will it take the slurry to wash in to it? the first paddock was closed by the middle of october and the last by around the 15th of november.

    You've got a kind of how long is a piece of string question. I'd say if you think you'll graze it over the next month don't put slurry on it. Anything else work away. You can always come back to the early grazed ones after grazing assuming you have your own tanker.


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