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    #16
    Originally posted by woodland View Post
    I know if it’s muddy while they are grazing it our heavy clay becomes concrete if it bakes and dries out later. If you leave it over the next winter it mellows out nicely. It can be tricky/ impossible to only graze when the ground is dry-ish. It doesn’t seem to bother the rye much as it stools out more and the clover just comes in naturally here.

    Curious how compaction compares between a cow and a ewe?
    I’m going to guess ewes compact a lot less. A tenth the weight, but not a tenth the hoof size? Never seen a cow with a 20 inch wide hoof! Lol

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      #17
      Originally posted by Sheepwheat View Post
      I’m going to guess ewes compact a lot less. A tenth the weight, but not a tenth the hoof size? Never seen a cow with a 20 inch wide hoof! Lol
      So then why don't they call Sheeps foot packers cow hoof packers? 😁

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