The number of cows that can graze on 20 acres of grass depends on various factors, including the type of grass, the quality of the pasture, and the grazing management practices used. On average, a general rule of thumb is about 1 cow per 1.5 to 2 acres for good quality pasture. Therefore, 20 acres could support approximately 10 to 13 cows, but this can vary widely based on specific conditions. Proper rotational grazing can also help increase the carrying capacity of the land.
If 40 cows can graze the pasture for 40 days and 30 cows can graze it for 60 days, this means each cow eats 1/40 of the grass per day in the first scenario and 1/60 of the grass per day in the second scenario. To find out how long 20 cows would take to graze the pasture, we calculate that they would consume 1/40 * 20 = 0.5 of the grass per day. Therefore, the pasture would last for 80 days if 20 cows were to graze on it.
You can graze probably around 5 to 10 acres per cow or more around that area because of less vegetation and scrub brush in that state.
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Cows in Switzerland graze in pastures There are many lush valleys that make excellent graze for cattle. Switzerland is well suited to cattle production.
THE ACTUAL QUESTION IS THIS..............................................................3 cows graze the field in 3 days and 2 cows graze the field in 6 days then how many days does it take 1 cow to graze the complete field?mathematical answer-------------------------------------------letone cow graze th field in n daysinitially length of the grass = g.grazing rate for the cow= r;growing rate of the grass =R;nowg+ no.of days* grazing rate=no. of the cows *no. of days *grazing rate.g+3*R=3*3*r ---------->(1)g+6*R=2*6*r ---------->(2)g+n*R=1*n*r ----------->(3)on solving the equation (1) and (2)r =Ri.e. grazing rate = Growing ratehencewe can say that one cow can not finish the grass from the fieldmanuallyput r =R in equation (4).g+n*r=n*r (Invalid equation )without using mathematic we can also solve it logically-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------as we know that grass is continuously growing, if cow is grazing at one place, grass id growing at other places, hence it can not be finishedSaurabh Tripathi @ vasudhaika Software Solution Pvt.Ltd Hyderabad
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Depends on where you and those 15 acres are located.
On average, you can have about 1-2 jersey cows per acre (which is roughly 2.47 hectares) of kikuyu grass in a warm climate. So, for 1 hectare (which is about 2.47 acres), you could potentially have around 2-4 jersey cows. However, factors such as soil fertility, grass quality, and climate conditions can also impact the carrying capacity of cows per hectare.
It depends on how large the ranch is. A ranch that is only 100 acres may only have 50 cows; "real" ranches that are over 1000 acres in size will have over 500 cows.
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It depends on what state and area you live in. Heavy grass and warm winters could support 1 cow per acre. Most areas require
Roughly 30-40 acres