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“Marshall has performed better for us year-in and year-out than any other ryegrass or cereal grain we have tried. It is so much more productive than summer grasses and is the one forage that has helped us survive these past few years.
9,000 pounds per acre. We can feed cheaper feeds, but we cannot get the economical production that we get from Marshall. Times have changed and forages are becoming even more important in livestock operations, Marshall is our choice to keep us competitive and profitable. It is the best.”
The Marshall we cut for baleage made over Shannon Davis Shannon Davis Dairies
Winnsboro Livestock and Dairy Auction Yantis, Texas
“We have been using Marshall ryegrass for 3 years and it has really done great for us in our stocker operation. Compared to wheat that we used in the past, we get more grazing days and better gains since our cattle don’t bog down like they do in wheat. We had gains of 3 pounds per day this year.
grazing you get and the more pounds you put on, the better your bottom line. We have dropped cereal grains (wheat) from our grazing program because with Marshall, you make more dollars per acre.”
Billy Dan Watson Leonard, Texas
As custom grazers, the more days of
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