How to Feed a Dairy Cow Without The Feedstore

[@ddouglas3687]

Excellent!

[@SavvyGirl515]

Yay! It's here! I'm so excited and watching now! Ty for your time and effort that goes into making these! ❤ Edit: watcing now, and I'm curious if hanging the hay in a net above your cows in the barn, can help offset the waste of letting them pick through it on the ground, or if the difference would be negligible?

[@chainsawbetty]

This is an AMAZING series..Thank you so much for all you do! 💜 Please do horses next! 🥰

[@Willow_and_Sage]

Thank you for the info.

[@howmygardengrows3080]

Good morning y'all!!

[@ms.construed1305]

Subbed for you amazing videos and information. 👍🏽 I don’t even own a chicken, but I grew up on a farm🙂

[@honeycaffena4897]

Can you talk about Ducks & replacement of food from the land & not stores? Thank you

[@ashmirsmith6890]

Hey could you do sheep next? Thanks!

[@llvn11]

These are amazing info

[@GB-ts5pq]

Can you do a video on how to process all of these crops and what supplies and how much time that would be? How to store? Or can you just graze your animal(s) over the field?

[@hunterriley6037]

You want to do pigs next like 10 sows and 1 hog

[@taiiiz3969]

If a cow weighs 1000lbs, needs 4% of weight in dry matter, wastes 15% of food and hay is 92% dry matter, she needs 51.15 not 47.06 lbs of hay

[@taiiiz3969]

And 25.75lbs for 2% of weight in dry matter

[@stephaniehill655]

Thank you for sharing this information. And I have a question for you. Did you get to smoking the rabbit furs???

[@CedarHillsHomestead]

I’m posting that this Sunday on the 8th! 😁

[@theeerarestjewel]

Trying to feed ny 4 cows on 5 acres 😅

[@samilovee]

can u do a horse next

[@CedarHillsHomestead]

I’m thinking about it! I have some strong opinions on horse nutrition but I will do my best to be as fair and non-biased as possible 😁

[@samilovee]

@@CedarHillsHomestead ur the best girly keep it up 💪

[@LupusMechanicus]

3-9 gallons a day?!?!? I can only drink a gallon holy shit thats money, people selling organic unpastuerized as "animal food" for 20 bucks a gallon.