10th Mid-Atlantic Dairy Grazing Conference
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4 Most Least Most Least Farm ID Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Farm ID# 1# 2# 3# 4# 5 1 # 6# 7# 8# 9 1 # 10 1 # 11# 12# 13 1 # 14# 15# 16# 17 1 # 18 1 # 19# 20# 21 1 # 22# 23# Jan# Feb# Mar# Apr# May# Jun# Jul# Aug# Sep# Oct# Nov# Dec# Most Least Farm ID Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec U)":'2: D%'E%E"#6: 7"9]-21%<#'*9)6:%-2%;8)%:/66)# OW,"-9/#)%;'%1);%A'(:%<#)12"2;% T `/"9-;$%"2=%a/"2B;$%'E%1#":: X!"-2;"-2%:)":'2"9-;$%'E%6-9V%<#'=/AB'2 X P)";%:;#):: Y,))=%"]"-9"*-9-;$ O C-6)%'b%'#%]"A"B'2 W! Summer: 14 (61%) farms! Winter: 13 (57%) farms 4
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6 ! OP#<%'.7#,'6A#8--B?76%7-)#%))>%B#,'%7767# G&06*# i-)?.&06*# 5'2M6-T)=% k%17# :'&H8%B6# I(6,'%77#! /0%.=B6E#+B<%B<%#! i-1#,'-a)#-)#7>'56(6*#<%'.7# 5'2M 6-T)=% ddh%!-t)=% LcH% ROh# Ph# TOh# h#-<#f681%'67#.!\%qv1ya'(y="$r% YW2W# R[2W# RW2W# O[2W# OW2W# [2W# W2W# OP#OQ# O# RW# ]# OW#OY#O[#OT#OO#OX#RR#RY# Q# T# OR#O]# R# Y# X# P#,"#6%\.% 3'%C6*# K&B%,6# `%B%,6## F%(## 3'66)#b;-==6*# b-)86)1'%16## Average DMI: 39.0 ± 10.8 lb/cow/day % concentrate: 49 ± 21 YW#.!\%QV1YA'(Y="$R% R[# RW# O[# OW# [# W# O# T# OP#OQ# ]# OT#RR#RY#RW#O[#OW#OY# Q# OO#OX#O]#OR# P# X# R# Y#,"#6%\.% +*#B&@&1>.#,'%77# +*#B&@&1>.#@%B%,6# +*#B&@&1>.#7&B%,6# 3'%C6*# K&B%,6# `%B%,6## F%(## b-)86)1'%16## k1;6'# Average of DMI: 44.1 ± 8.8 lb/cow/day % concentrate: 60 ± kg = 88 lb 35 kg = 77 lb 30 kg = 66 lb 6
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