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Grazing after lime

Username John · 2014-10-11 19:00:47

I assume I can straight away after lime has been applied? Getting some out out now, and want to graze some of those fields soon.

11-10-2014 7:00pm

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Username John

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I assume I can straight away after lime has been applied?
Getting some out out now, and want to graze some of those fields soon.

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#2 11-10-2014 7:03pm

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Work away. 'What goes in must come out.'

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A dairy farmer beside me put out lime yesterday, his cows are in the field today. They're all upright so far.

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#4 11-10-2014 7:20pm

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I wouldn't let cows close to calving graze fields which recently got lime as there is high calcium levels in lime would cause milk fever

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