This message is from: Ursula Brian Jensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear List from Brian Jensen;
Recently I have been reading a list members comments which
I find offensive and derogatory to myself and possibly other list readers
and submitters. I work as a therapist in
This message is from: sandra church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jerrell-you had some good reasons for having distance between fences but
I can add one more. We set our fences off our property line so we could
get a tractor and bushhog on the outside of the fences to mow the weeds.
I tried to explain that
This message is from: Janne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I should probably have posted some of the info in my last note about bargain
fjords:
My friend has two weanling colts, and two yearlings for sale. Weanlings are a
steal, I mean a steal!!, - yearlings priced very well. A couple of you
mentioned
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In a message dated 12/10/03 3:44:09 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Thank you for commemnts on deworming but no one said they if have tried
monthly treatment on colts under 24mo.
I worm babies every 30 days here up to the
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This message is from: sandra church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Someone (my vet?) mentioned they thought the compacted hay was sprayed
with something to give it a nice green appearance.
Sandra:
If it is what they use around here it is a mold
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
some Horse folks here in Fairbanks get something shipped up here..I was
told they compacted regular bales, compressing them in half the volume.
As for treated hay, some of the local hay grower spray on something to
deterr the hay from
This message is from: Hope Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear All, the first winter I fed the two old boys free choice grass hay w. a
little grain and vitamins, came thru our usual winter of a run of -20F
nights with -60F windchills fat as little pigs. Earned me a big bad
lecture from my vet. But
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Are you talking about double fencing at property lines? Which means that
each property owner would have the fence set inside his proerty line 10
feet? Sounds like a good idea...I wouldn't mind just having a 10 foot
space between fencing...(If
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sandra, my hay dealer tried to get me to use the compacted timothy. I just
was leery of it. He claimed that it was done this way for Japanese export
and that the Japanese wanted only the best. With the economic problems in
Japan the exporting
This message is from: sandra church [EMAIL PROTECTED]
While the subject is on feeding fjords, does anyone on this list use
compacted bales of hay-mostly timothy is what I get-that is shipped from
Canada by the tractor trailer load to feed stores? I've been using it
for a couple of years but have
This message is from: Gina Larson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello All!
I've been enjoying my lurking status here on the list
and am banking away all that I have been learning. I
really appreciate having such a wonderful resource
from which to learn about my favorite breed...from
people who have
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: equine senior feed, we did alright here for about a year but now my
twenty three year old hyper type is putting out runny stools and I am
wondering if it is the equine food. He gets two scoops (quart) twice a day,
eastern Wash grass hay as much
This message is from: jgayle [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Glad you got through the quake alright. No matter how small they are scary.
I remember one of the best dressage riders on the horse off the year
entering the arena for a test. For some reason the normally responsive and
obedient mount (darn I can
This message is from: Lori Albrough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jean Ernest wrote:
What brand is your
High-Fiber/hi Fat Pellets?
I am using the Purina Hi-Fat/Hi-Fibre pellets. They are 13% protein, 6% fat,
25% fibre. The horses like the pellets but they didn't like the chunks
format. Since all the
This message is from: Tamara Rousso [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a catalog from Uckele in front of me and they
offer hay testing for $29.95 for a sample or $49.95
with ration analysis. I have never used them as I
have to buy my hay in small amounts for storage
reasons. You can find them at
This message is from: jerrell friz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi All,
I am in the process of fencing our new property and have a couple of
questions.
How far apart should the fences be?? I'm thinking about 20 feet..[ turning
around] And, does anyone have any pictures, that they could email me.
The
This message is from: Lori Albrough [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pasqual, Patricia A wrote:
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I am wondering if anyone can advise on how to get this done.
Tish, I just call the feed store and they send someone out with the sampling
tool,
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SS Hint for Sue Giargiari:
I live in a small town in a famous wood.
Your SS
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Cynthia Madden
Las Cruces, NM
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In a message dated 12/10/2003 9:02:09 AM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Here is a Christmas Fjord Ornament on Ebay for 99c.
Cal Ranch sells these ornaments, I saw them the other day. They were $10 if
I recall.
Lou
The horse
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Hi All,
I was just told that some Fjords are gaited...is this true? I was really
surprised to hear that as I have never seen or heard of a gaited Fjord.
Just curious if some are, and if so, what gaits they exhibit.
Best Regards,
Laura
FREE
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Jean,
Yes, I have heard of the ivermectin resistance but have not experienced
it in this area. I still believe that it is a good wormer to use and
still recommend it.
I wonder if some of the resistance hasn't come because of all the generic
ivermectin
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Gayle,
They recommended worming every
60 days. We lived in MT at the time. With the hard killing frosts
in the
winter and our pasture management of rotating, dragging and leaving
pastures
vacant for a while, worming every 3-4 months was quite
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In a message dated 12/10/03 6:17:35 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I don't even see anyone except for Riviore posting on this list that has
been in it as long as I have. Excuse me, Jenson posts every now then. Rest
of
them
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Hi Tish
Don't know about Minnesota, but here in Virginia we can get our hay analyzed
by our cty/state Ag college. The cost is minimal ($10 or $12). We have to
borrow from our county agricultural agent a borer-like device which we bore
into the hay to
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My sacrifice area is about 1/4 ac. I feed in head through bunks so there is
no waste. My horses get about 2% of body weight in 2 feedings/day. Everyone
eats together but I do have the punks cut out as there isn't enough room in
either bunk for 5 horses.
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Gave a ride to a friend yesterday who keeps Haflingers. Asked about the trend
of making them taller lighter boned (sound familiar?).
She said breeders quit this trend
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In a message dated 12/10/03 6:17:35 AM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Jean,
I feel a need to respond to your post regarding the Ivermec wormers. When
this product first came onto the market, I was a bit skeptical with the
This message is from: lassesen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Joel,
I don't know if you just like to try to stir up manure or if you are an
anti-social person all together.
We (the people at the DC Evaluation) tried very hard to have you join us in
the fun and festivities at the farm and welcomed you with
This message is from: Janne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carol, you are right on. I have read this before and have tried to live by it
as well. There are manay times when Mark and I will say, boy, was that ever
the best thing we ever bought, and it is always about a quality item of any
sort. And we never
This message is from: Pasqual, Patricia A [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am wondering if anyone can advise on how to get this done. It seems like a
really good idea to me. The barn I used to be at had it done, and when Elph
was there he was on quite a bit of high (14%) protein grain, and double rations
This message is from: Don Brackett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Mark,
We feed between 12 -15 lbs grass hay per horse per day, divided into 3
meals. Mornings they also get a lb of Triple Crown Lite for extra
vit/minerals. My mare is more prone to fat than the gelding but he's
boss and eats faster so
This message is from: Mariposa Farm [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the article Jean. I'm always amazed how you keep information
in your brain or at your fingertips! The one paragraph below is pretty
scary...damned if we do, damned if we don't huh?
Mark
Jean Ernest wrote:
It’s not known yet
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What Connie says made sense, using the tape measures to tell if a horse
is gaining or loosing weight. On our Morgan gelding, who is prone to fat,
we have his own tape and have marked it with the dates, to keep track of
him. The only problem is as he ages,
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The article about ivermectin is in HORSE JOURNAL, November, 2003.
http://www.horse-journal.com/issues/last/features/594-1.html
I'm not sure that you can access it without a password and being a
subscriber. If not, I can send yuou the article as
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