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As the temperatures drop, cattle will need more energy to stay warm, and providing enough high-quality forage and feed is crucial. Straw or hay bedding can help insulate the ground and provide warmth. Stockpile hay, silage, and any other supplemental feeds you might need. Well-rested cattle are healthier and more resilient.
As the temperatures drop, cattle will need more energy to stay warm, and providing enough high-quality forage and feed is crucial. Straw or hay bedding can help insulate the ground and provide warmth. Stockpile hay, silage, and any other supplemental feeds you might need. Well-rested cattle are healthier and more resilient.
Rotational grazing can improve pasture soil health, reduce erosion, improve forage quality, and improve water management as it improves climate resilience. Using conservation tillage involves covering at least 30% of soil surface with crop residue and/or straw following planting.
The diversity that the cows graze and eat as forage and the cereals in the parlour, is the ‘blas y tir’ or ‘terroir’ that makes their milk taste sweet and our cheese unique. Patrick has been using diverse seed mixes since he started at Bwlchwernen in 1973.
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