This message is from: Tamarack Lamb Wool [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rotationally grazing pastures is a valuable tool, but when reading about MIG
(management intensive grazing) used for dairy cattle or sheep, be acutely
aware that the goal is to produce a very 'hot' pasture that replaces hay +
grain
pasture management.
In addition to my main farm which is entirely dry lot, I own a small piece
of acreage (about 2 1/2 acres) which is immediately adjacent to my tenants
rental property - a half hour drive from the main farm. It's been vacant for 7
years, so it actually has grass and it has
, February 22, 2007 1:15 PM
To: Fjord List
Subject: Pasture management
This message is from: Sarah Clarke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pasture in San Diego is usually a euphemism for dry lot. Land is so
expensive and rain so scarce that it's almost impossible to have enough
space that anything green grows
of Logan, UT and so we are
closed in by a lot of homes. We irrigate our pastures and will probably be
looking at watering through rainbirds before too long. If you are anywhere
where
there is a county agent (extension), they have some excellent pamphlets on
pasture
management and they are free.
pat
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brigid M Wasson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just dreaming here about the day we have our own place and live with
our horses. Someday the dream will come true and we have lots to
learn before then.
Hate to tell you, but even after that,
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Back to Cherry Hill: Horse Keeping on a Small Acreage
Jean in Fairbanks, Alaska, Summer is here with 80 degrees and 22 hours
sunshine ( I don't sleep much!)
What is the optimal number of acres per horse needed? How does one
manage a
large
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Hi All-
Just dreaming here about the day we have our own place and live with our
horses. Someday the dream will come true and we have lots to learn before
then.
What is the optimal number of acres per horse needed? How does one manage a
large pasture
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Hello Everyone!!
Have enjoyed the discussion on evaluations. Having a gelding and no plans to
purchase another Fjord anytime soon (boo-hoo) I will move on to another
subject.
Pasture management - we are new to caring for horses on our property and I am
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