Stockpiling – or saving feed for later use – is a great way to extend your grazing season and a topic we’ve covered a lot here at On Pasture. This week I’ve pulled a few of those articles to get you started.
This first article includes links to the Grass Whisperer’s Winter Stockpile Grazing series to show you how you can use your stockpile. It also includes information on how and what to stockpile and which pastures work best. You’ll find some great advice from Greg Judy as well.
In this second article, Jim Gerrish reminds us of another benefit of stockpiling: improving pastures for the next year.
Stockpiling is Good For Encouraging Legumes in Your Pastures
Finally, you don’t have to work with just your own forages. Your neighbors might provide you some good options as well.
How to Work With Neighbors to Graze Their Cover Crops and Crop Residue
If you’d like even more, here are results of an search of On Pasture articles on Stockpiling.
Enjoy!
P.S. Almost forgot the funnies!
