A cattle farm in France is facing a forage deficit after insufficient rainfall limited autumn grass regrowth. The farm has already used about 250 tonnes of forage and is assessing stocks, herd needs, and ration adjustments to make supplies last through winter and into spring.
Reduced pasture regrowth tightens on-farm forage availability and may increase demand for stored hay and other feed, supporting forage prices in the affected area. The article describes a farm-level shortfall rather than a broad regional supply estimate.
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