
Daryl Paskewitz
Supply Chain Manager at Rio Nutrition/Riomax; rancher in southwest Saskatchewan with expertise in forage efficiency and cattle production.
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May 28, 2026
What Would You Do With 20% More Grass? | #19 | THAT RANCHING PODCAST
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3:29DwayneHOST
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Daryl PaskewitzGUEST
So one of the other things that's going along with that is if your cow's eating, uh, 10 to 20% less feed, you have a whole spin-off effect right there.

Daryl PaskewitzGUEST
Whether you're using that extra grass to increase your stocking rate or, and increase your carrying capacity and bring in more cows or keep more cows or not, you still have the cow using less feed and not putting on miles walking around chasing feed.

Daryl PaskewitzGUEST
They're producing more milk and higher quality milk and getting better weight gain on those calves, but it's not at the expense of increased feed consumption, is it?

Trevor GreenfieldGUEST
That, that efficiency number is the same, and whether you're wanting to increase your herd or, or just run more lean and mean, had an old guy tell me efficiency never goes out of style.