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Anyone try to make and use large, but low cold frames, portable, to help pasture sections keep growing in the Fall? Like, fence a section off, put down a 4x8x1ft cold frame, let greens grow in, then move to a new spot.Once a few are lush, let the animals eat it.
I don't want to do sprouting, too much $ and it never worked out for me. Cheaper to just buy hay. But I kind of want to grow sections of grass in late fall to keep some green in their diets and then in early spring.
I used to grow grass indoors for guinea pigs, but that only works on a couple tiny animals, not horses.
I don't want to do sprouting, too much $ and it never worked out for me. Cheaper to just buy hay. But I kind of want to grow sections of grass in late fall to keep some green in their diets and then in early spring.
I used to grow grass indoors for guinea pigs, but that only works on a couple tiny animals, not horses.