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Swath grazing is a management practice that can be used to extend the grazing season and to reduce feed, labor and manure handling costs for cattle producers in western Canada. The practice may also eliminate or reduce the costs for corral cleaning, manure spreading and feed handling. Annual cereals are seeded in mid-May to early June and swathed from late August to mid-September when the crop reaches the soft to late dough stage and before killing frosts. The swaths are left in the field for the cattle to graze during the winter.
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Agriculture, Food, and Rural Development (1992-2006)
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2004-01-10
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2016-01-07T14:59:43.883223
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2004-01-10
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2004-01-10
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420/56-2
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3035893
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Agriculture and Forestry