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<blockquote data-quote="JhnDeereMan" data-source="post: 5150322" data-attributes="member: 21586"><p>Try sugar graze. It's a hybrid sorghum Sudan. Smaller stem with tremendous tonnage. Still in that $38 per bag range. </p><p> I won't lie. It's still hard on equipment but we cut one evening and bale the next and usually hit 50-55% moisture. </p><p>Are you running a silage baler or a high moisture kit in your baler?</p><p>We cut and baled last week as well and the fields housed a lot of fawns. I don't know that they were eating much but they sure used it for the cover. </p><p>Millet is a good option as well. I culti-pack my millet in and then drill about 15lbs per acre of soybeans in it the next day after seeding. This way the millet won't lodge as bad.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JhnDeereMan, post: 5150322, member: 21586"] Try sugar graze. It’s a hybrid sorghum Sudan. Smaller stem with tremendous tonnage. Still in that $38 per bag range. I won’t lie. It’s still hard on equipment but we cut one evening and bale the next and usually hit 50-55% moisture. Are you running a silage baler or a high moisture kit in your baler? We cut and baled last week as well and the fields housed a lot of fawns. I don’t know that they were eating much but they sure used it for the cover. Millet is a good option as well. I culti-pack my millet in and then drill about 15lbs per acre of soybeans in it the next day after seeding. This way the millet won’t lodge as bad. [/QUOTE]
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