Ridecamp: Re: [RC] Red Oat Hay

 

Renie, My neighbor just brought a couple of bales over that his cousin put up in Tulelake. Are you any where near there? I broke a bale open and first off, it looks like grass hay, nice green color. Lots of oat tops, fine stemed and the horses and the fussy llamas LOVE it!  I am going to order 15 tons of it and another five ton of grassy alfalfa.

 

At $105 a ton for the Oat, with as much hay as I go through for these worthless llamas, I can buy another horse! And.....I am thinking of purchasing the brother to Strider that I just bought.

 

Don't worry, Heidi, I won't embarass you by taking my gun across the line for one hour to wait for a horse. I will just take my chances on traveling 1600 miles alone, wouldn't want anyone to accuse me of being an Ugly American, especially when I am contributing to the Canadian Horse economy by purchasing and promoting the fine horses up North.

amber 

 

 

> amber, fill your barn up!!  Good stuff, my dad used 
to grow it. Look for
> fine stems, nice golden-green color, sweet 
smell.  Horses love it. If my
> barn wasn't already filled with grass 
hay, I'd buy a truck and trailer
> load of it.  Couldn't find any 
this year in North California, darn. 
> Might want to give a little 
alfalfa to balance the calcium-phosphorus
> level.  Renie
> 
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