Producers across Montana are complimenting triticale for its versatility. Because the crop can be grazed in the fall and yet still mature enough to be hayed in the summer, it is proving to be a very cost-effective form of cattle nutrition in a time when cattle producers are constantly eyeing their bottom line and looking for ways to minimize costs.
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