>I believe, and someone jump down my throat if I am wrong, that you can make >hay out of green rye and then feed it to animals. The hay part means you can >save it and feed it only as needed. The animal part means they will work it >into a green slurry for you, and then even produce milk, meat, wool, in the >bargain. Yeah, you'll get a little less green slurry that way, but believe >me, making anything like cereal rye into a green slurry takes more >horsepower or patience than most of us likely have, plus your time might be >better spent elsewhere.
Frank - It takes a very mature cow to be able to properly digest winter rye 'grass' or 'hay.' That pretty much excludes we stocker scheme folks, who are working with animals less than 2 years old. It would take a lot of rabbits to eat the stacks of rye that I have , but I'll try some of it on some of them tomorrow. -Allan
