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Need some shorter cows

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rrlund

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I was just doing some pushing and packing in the bunker silo. There were some cows eating off the edge right over the eight foot high wall.
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I didn't look over the edge to see if they were standing on each other's backs.Might have to triple stack them to make 15 feet. lol
 
Our cows necks are to short to reach the center of the green feed wagon or so it seems yet they can stretch far enough to tip feed bags over in mangers while milking! Cows can be very nosy animals lol! Good on you that tie able to chop we've had close to 9 inches of rain in little under 3 weeks.
 
We've had just enough to keep me from getting the last 55 acres of hay cut and baled. We haven't had a lot,but there's been some practically every day. I figured if I can't cut hay,I might as well be doing something.
 
I guess the grass really is greener on the other side of, well the bunk! Lol, they have nice green grass right behind then in the pasture. What's thy metal thing laying out there?
 
ever noticed that a cow likes any feed better if they can just barely get their tongue to it, must taste better when they think they're stealing it.
 
How soon can you be here? You can run the 1365 pushing silage. "I CAN SEE MY HOUSE FROM HERE!"
 
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