Why creep feed in grazing season?

Grass growth has been slowed by the current cold spell
Why creep feed in grazing season?

At the Munster Branch Irish Angus bull sale in Kilmallock, Co Limerick, John Appelbe, Clonakilty, right, with Carrigroe Sea Salt, sold for €3,100, the top price at the sale. Included are Richard Smith presenting the Mary F Smith Memorial Cup, and Munster Branch chairman Ray Cronin. Picture: Gorman Photography.  

Autumn and spring calving suckler cows are now settled into grazing. 

Grass growth will be slowed by the current cold spell but will hopefully recover further into April.

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