Basically its nothing more then a round bale feeder on a concrete pad only built out of wood and the farmer limits the feeding time....also when unrolling a bale spread it out more then 100ft and there will be less waste
800kg is the average? I have been all over the USA and the average cow that I have seen is not even 500 kg with the exception of the Holsteins they in many places will average 800 kg or more but the only big suckler cows are in the far south Florida and the like but they are brahmas and might not be quite that big. I also seriously doubt that the average American only weighs 70 kg most of them weigh twice that or more.
I wanted to see the design on the feeder and pad
Pennsylvania Farming look up eden shale farm “Fenceline Feeding System “ the give a good overview
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The average cow ways 1770lbs? Were is this?
is there a link to all this information?
new farmer
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Basically its nothing more then a round bale feeder on a concrete pad only built out of wood and the farmer limits the feeding time....also when unrolling a bale spread it out more then 100ft and there will be less waste
800kg is the average? I have been all over the USA and the average cow that I have seen is not even 500 kg with the exception of the Holsteins they in many places will average 800 kg or more but the only big suckler cows are in the far south Florida and the like but they are brahmas and might not be quite that big. I also seriously doubt that the average American only weighs 70 kg most of them weigh twice that or more.
But that waste becomes fertility back to the pasture. If you buy in hay you are laying down organic material and nutrients back to your pasture