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We always sowed turnips and ryegrass in our paddocks for winter
feed in NewZealand
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we always planted fall and winter turnips at the last corn cultivation in July when the corn was knee-high in Quakertown, Bucks County, Pennsylvania, USA.
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We also grew Swedes and Marrow stemmed Kale for winter feed, I think you Americans call Swedes Rutabaga, or something like that, but they would grow great i your climate, they love it cold,
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Try daikon radish. Daikons really open the soil because they grow deep, increasing the chances that there will be multiple tops for grazing. Daikon is the best bang for your buck. :)
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The deer in area will love the turnips π¦
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And if you get hungry they a good snack π
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ππβ€οΈπ¨π¦, vegetarian cows, making beef, now I am conf
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They are suppose to break hard pan apparently. Also have heard of the turnip growing above ground cause ground too hard. Lol
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Good eats π
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I bet that tastes good
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Bonus!
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Turnip for what
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@mayhmmaydn
3 months ago
Yum. Good for the soil too.
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