The analysis from DairyOne shows 47.5% DM. So about 3.5 tons/acre by the end of the growing season.
I'll be interested to see how late grazing works to keep canes alive. Wanted to make sure you've seen this, from WV, though they don't measure per-acre yields: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/232018248_Nutritive_value_...
I did read that article and I spoke with the author years ago. That was one piece of the pie that convinced me to try experimenting.
Now that spring is here, at least in theory, it looks like all the canes winterkilled whether they had leaves or not.
interesting. thanks for sharing!
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