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German Millet Hay For Cattle. Millet can be grazed safely by horses and does not develop a prussic acid problem. Last summer i put our 9 acres of german millet. I have a 5ha paddock of shirohie millet that is from 250mm to 500mm high and was wondering when the best time to cut it for hay is, i will be round baling it. It should be harvested in the boot stage for maximum total. What if you want hay or green chop? It cleared the boot and was. “it is fairly easy to put. Foxtail millet and proso millet are generally considered the two species of millets easiest to make into hay. As with other millets, caution is in order when weather stress, such as from. It dries fast, doesn't regrow after cutting, and handles dry soils. On sandy soils, or when conditions are dry, foxtail millet may be a better choice for summer hay. It was a good thick stand and growing well. German millet is quick maturing and works excellent in double cropping scenarios where time becomes limiting for the second crop.

It cleared the boot and was. It was a good thick stand and growing well. What if you want hay or green chop? “it is fairly easy to put. Millet can be grazed safely by horses and does not develop a prussic acid problem. As with other millets, caution is in order when weather stress, such as from. Foxtail millet and proso millet are generally considered the two species of millets easiest to make into hay. I have a 5ha paddock of shirohie millet that is from 250mm to 500mm high and was wondering when the best time to cut it for hay is, i will be round baling it. It should be harvested in the boot stage for maximum total. On sandy soils, or when conditions are dry, foxtail millet may be a better choice for summer hay.

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German Millet Hay For Cattle “it is fairly easy to put. It was a good thick stand and growing well. It dries fast, doesn't regrow after cutting, and handles dry soils. Millet can be grazed safely by horses and does not develop a prussic acid problem. It cleared the boot and was. What if you want hay or green chop? It should be harvested in the boot stage for maximum total. On sandy soils, or when conditions are dry, foxtail millet may be a better choice for summer hay. Foxtail millet and proso millet are generally considered the two species of millets easiest to make into hay. German millet is quick maturing and works excellent in double cropping scenarios where time becomes limiting for the second crop. I have a 5ha paddock of shirohie millet that is from 250mm to 500mm high and was wondering when the best time to cut it for hay is, i will be round baling it. Last summer i put our 9 acres of german millet. “it is fairly easy to put. As with other millets, caution is in order when weather stress, such as from.