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fodder beet

case 5150 · 2011-10-09 18:12:01

what is your opinion board collegues:D on fodder beet as a feed. i am thinking of buying 10 acres as a standing crop and harvesting it and feeding to young bulls

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what is your opinion board collegues:D on fodder beet as a feed. i am thinking of buying 10 acres as a standing crop and harvesting it and feeding to young bulls

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#2 09-10-2011 8:06pm

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If you get a winter like last 2 yrs it will be a pain in the ars3. Frozen water to wash it, going rotten in the clamp, lot of extra work. Ok it is a good high energy feed, needs a hi phos mineral, cattle will perform well on it, but it has to be clean and not rotten.

If the seat's wet, sit on yer hat, a cool head is better than a wet ar5e.

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#3 09-10-2011 8:23pm

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Pull it all in the one go, wash and chop it and mix it with maize or citrus. We did this the last two years, works very well.:rolleyes:

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#4 09-10-2011 9:14pm

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Agri contractor wrote: »

Pull it all in the one go, wash and chop it and mix it with maize or citrus. We did this the last two years, works very well.:rolleyes:

What's the roll eyes about

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#5 09-10-2011 10:40pm

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Feck pressed the wrong one:D

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