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Sour Grass

Tomjim · 2022-06-04 10:28:34

I have a field where the cattle wont eat the grass to the butt, any solutions to this?

04-06-2022 11:28am

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I have a field where the cattle wont eat the grass to the butt, any solutions to this?

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#2 04-06-2022 11:56am

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this field never gets slurry, it's old pasture and normally get a bag of 18/6/12 per acre

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#3 04-06-2022 12:25pm

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Guarantee you the PH of that field is on the floor.

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#4 04-06-2022 3:47pm

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Would you top it to clean it up? That's usually what I do & brings good clean grass after which they usually clean out then. Topped a paddock this morning myself as they weren't cleaning it off & some stemy bits which they won't eat.
Neighbor always says to me if you leave them there long enough they'll eat it that I have them ruined & fussy. 🤣

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#5 04-06-2022 5:26pm

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If you mow it they'll eat it after 24 hrs when it wilts abit, that's what do with the sheep here if they don't clean off a paddock

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#6 07-06-2022 12:10am

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Would there be couch grass in it.

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