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This is not the original source (was it a planet money episode? I really can't remember), but here's what I found: > You also may want to compare the costs of
by ahmedfromtunis 5y ago
This is not the original source (was it a planet money episode? I really can't remember), but here's what I found:
> You also may want to compare the costs of purchasing hay with producing your own hay. In some markets, it may be cheaper to buy someone else’s hay and use your own forage for additional grazing. Finally, knowing your harvesting costs is critical for a custom operator who wants to be profitable over the long haul.
Source: https://www.progressivecattle.com/topics/facilities-equipment/costs-of-harvesting-hay-does-it-pay-to-put-up-your-own https://www.progressivecattle.com/topics/facilities-equipmen...
- silisili 5y agoThanks(to both of you, but only replying once). I completely forgot we had to cordon off areas for a time to let grow, and rotate. It totally makes sense to me now - this is essentially about being able to raise more head per acre, since you'd have more grazing area at any time.