BEDDING! So many burn the stubble anymore (here) it always makes me think what a huge waste. When we had grain we always baled the straw...nothing better than straw for bedding.
Not much bedding is required here because we don't need to house our livestock in winter. Our winters are pretty mild compared to yours. Beef feedlots and dairies use the straw as source of fibre in the rations for their stock.
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Looking good. Looking very good.
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ReplyDeleteyour photos are window to my memory land related to my lovely village
Dusty work ... a beaut photo :D)
ReplyDeleteNice photo. There's no waste eh.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteI bet the cows think it's tasty!
ReplyDeleteBEDDING! So many burn the stubble anymore (here) it always makes me think what a huge waste. When we had grain we always baled the straw...nothing better than straw for bedding.
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Not much bedding is required here because we don't need to house our livestock in winter. Our winters are pretty mild compared to yours. Beef feedlots and dairies use the straw as source of fibre in the rations for their stock.
DeleteI do like the composition and use of focus.
ReplyDeleteAnd we are expecting snow tonight...I will trade places with you for few days!
ReplyDeleteThat coolness sounds pretty good to me just the same!
DeleteI love seeing hay bales dotted around the countryside at this time of year
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