If you’re a cow in winter, you might get to eat boring old grass, and not much of it because it doesn’t grow. Maybe some hay (dry grass).
Or you could be these cows and get to eat #Kale (it’s a super-food!), Beets and #Lucerne baleage. That’s 3 awesome, highly nutritious feeds!
Hi everyone - please encourage people to check Cattle (+ horse) pastures.
Vigilance is required after we found Ergot fungus in one silage paddock. It is potentially very toxic to stock. Little black banana shaped bits are the Ergot in an otherwise healthy looking silage paddock
After struggling to initially establish, this Rocket fuel has boosted out of the ground and enjoying the unusually high Summer rainfall, lambs struggling to be contained behind five hot wires. Looking great at Tapora today @kyle_gardyne#TotalAg
@HoggAngus@sas_sloan@timgortonz@1newageagri@laurajeankeenan@mark_evans2000@deanrabbidge Prey insects include: hoverfly larvae, which eat eggs and small caterpillars, paper wasps, which chew up caterpillars and feed them to their larvae; lacewings and ladybirds eat moth eggs; tiny parasitic wasps parasitise the caterpillars. Google may have helped me a little 😉
Great to host people on farm, today the PGG Wrightson team with @kyle_gardyne from PGG Wrightson Seeds. A miss with the drill makes a happy accident that highlights the effectiveness of the chemicals in the CleanCrop bulb turnips 🙂
Annual #LUDF open day for schools, showing kids just how much pasture a cow needs to harvest to produce 25L milk/head/day. That pile of pasture ceases to amaze me! @SIDDC_NZ
NEW Pallaton #Raphnobrassica crops growing well in Tasmanian #trials, not enjoying the hot weather though. Should start grazing in 7-10 days with #lambs. #Exciting times ahead - first new #Forage#brassica in over 30 years.