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Posted by John S-B on May 19, 2007 at 13:44:34 from (205.188.116.14):
I'm baling for a neighbor, the field he has was seeded with some kind of pasture mix. This is the first season for it, it was seeded late last summer. The bulk of what came up is red clover, about 70%. I know this is a bit rich for the horses but what market is this hay good for? The rest is grasses and a little alfalfa with about 5% weeds (very few noxious I think) Hay around here seems to be at a premium this year with alfalfa not doing great and more field being sold or going into corn. What do you think this stuff will bring?
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