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Utilize Less Optimal Pasture for Manure and Soil Building

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What happens here

The current pasture, which is less optimal, is used to allow cows to deposit manure, enriching the soil. This process builds up soil nutrients and organic matter, fostering a healthier microbial and earthworm population. The cows are kept in this area until the main pastures reach an optimal height of 10-14 inches.

Goal: Enhance soil health in less productive areas by concentrated manure deposition.

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over here and what we're doing this is a section of pasture that has less than optimal grass we have less than optimal nutrition out here in this pasture and what we're trying to do is stall the cows for a little bit and put down more manure in this area now why on Earth am I stalling my cows right here when they've got plenty of green grass right over the fence well think of this green grass as a miniature solar panel the

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