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Re: How to return a bad hay crop to the field?
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Posted by Ron-MO on August 15, 2006 at 07:25:05 from (208.210.74.251):
In Reply to: How to return a bad hay crop to the field? posted by CharleyFarmall on August 15, 2006 at 04:31:03:
Just curious, and I am certainly not the expert on horses, but I bale and sell a lot of square bales - mostly to horse owners, but I could not help but notice the term "horse healthy". I tried to do a little research and the only reason that I can find for not feeding any hay to horses is 'if' the horse is a mare, and then only if she is pregnant and finally if it contains fescue with a fungus present (which I understand is quite common in some areas). I am not knocking horse owners, and sell a lot of hay (and it is primarily fescue hay) to horse owners some of which say they have always fed anything available to horses with no problems, but I know of one individual who paid $10 a bale for alfalfa. I even had a few who called and told me they only feed their goats alfalfa. Not trying to pick a fight over it, and I guess there is no right or wrong on this issue, and simply personal preference, but makes me wonder if some are not being overly cautious. Respectfully
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