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Depends on where the Timothy is raised. Timothy grass does not do well 
in the warmer climates. Indiana is about as far south that it does well 
and even in Southern Indiana it doesn't do all that well. Horses just 
don't seem to like the Timothy grown in warmer climates. In warm 
climates Orchard grass is probably a better choice except where Orchard 
grass doesn't grow well then a Bermuda hybrid like Tiff 44 seems to be 
the best bet for horse hay.

Truman

ll cole wrote:

> None that I'm aware of. There's a problem with feeding fescue that has 
> an endophyte to pregnant mares. I thought Timothy has always had a 
> reputation as being one of the ideal horse hays.
>
> Barry Cole.

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