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Moving to new grass

posted on

August 23, 2025

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We have had just over 2" of rain since the beginning of June. For our farm that is very dry. 

On a pasture-based farm like ours, rain is very important. Without rain, our pastures do not grow. 

Above you can see our cattle grazing in a field where we cut hay in June. The grass is still green, but it stopped growing weeks ago. 

This technique is called "stockpiling" where we let grass grow and come back to graze it when the cows need more. We usually stockpile grass in the fall to extend grazing into November and December. With the dry weather we are grateful to have pastures to graze.

Nathan 

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