The process is based on animal behavior principles and takes just 8 hours spread over 7 days. Trained animals teach their offspring and herd mates and go on to try other weeds in pasture. They remember for years, so do it once and you’re done. (Have you ever heard that from an herbicide sales person?)
For all the background, a list of which weeds are safe to train and which are not, as well as a quick start “recipe” download the Cows Eat Weeds ebook set.
Cows Eat Weeds includes all the background you need, along with problems and solutions to them from my ten years of actively working in the field training livestock across the U.S. and Canada to eat a wide variety of weeds. Edible Weeds & Training Recipe is a supplement that makes sure your animals will be safe as you begin.
$24 for the two ebook set
How to Teach Cows to Eat Weeds in Just 8 Hours Over 7 Days
43% Better – The Economics of Getting Your Livestock to Eat Weeds
Why Cows That Learn to Eat One Weed Will Choose to Eat Others
I Know You Paid A Lot of Money to Manage Weeds, But It Just Doesn’t Work
Have You Discovered the Benefits of Canada Thistle?
Multiflora Rose Makes a Great Alternative Forage!
Whitetop/Hoary Cress – Whatever You Call It, Livestock Love it!
Yes! Your Livestock Can Eat Horsenettle! (and Mimosa/Chamberbitter weed, Teaweed/Spiny Sida, and Goldenrod)
Overcoming Our Brush Prejudice
Adjusting Assumptions When Training Livestock to Eat Weeds
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