Could be I'm just seeing things, but the lambs are cleaning up more hay
since I started backing off the grain (which was not a huge quantity in
the first place.) But things are beginning to fall into place. Like,
for instance, their gains have fallen off from last year's lambs.
What's the
Barb
I would have to agree - we flush out sheep and goats
and then cut out the grain and make sure we have good
quality grass hay - they comsume more hay - but get
more energy out of the hay. A few years ago we had
high grain bill, low conseption, and fat sheep. A
rancher told us to cut the
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From: Nate Teig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, December 10, 2007 6:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Blackbelly] Feeding Trivia - More What Ifs...
Barb
I would have to agree - we flush out sheep and goats
and then cut out the grain and make sure we have good
