This message is from: Melinda Schumacher
One winter my mare got hay that was about 50% alfalfa, because that's what
they served at the barn where I was boarding her. She actually slimmed down
with free choice hay in the winter and lots of turn out. In the summer she
was on pasture about 12 hour
This message is from: "LeVeque Ranch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Eileen,
I haven't posted to the list before and have been a content lurker. But to
answer your hay question, I was told that Blue grass hay still has the seed
heads on. After the seed heads are harvested for seed, t
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm not a hay grower, but definitely a hay buyer... Blue grass STRAW is what
is left over after the grass seed is removed - to be used for lawns, etc. -
and is a good "filler" if your horses will eat it. My families draft horses
liked it and did very w
This message is from: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hay, you hay growers out there (and I know there are some good ones on
the list)...What's the difference between blue grass straw and blue
grass hay?
Eileen Perry
4 matches
Mail list logo
