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Depending on the amount of rain and season up to 80% moisture. That 
moisture is also highly concentrated in sugar content - particularly 
fresh early grass. Just ask the vets that treat grass founder. Many 
grasses - depending on the stage of the growth are in the process of 
producing seed heads - and the seed heads are pure starch.

So grass is a lot of things - that a) hay is not and b) beet pulp is 
not. At a ride if there is grass, my horse ignoring all other things to 
eat grass does my heart good.

Truman

Sisu West Ranch wrote:
> "....Of course if you have grass around you don't need to worry. ..."
>
> Grass is great.  And if I remember correctly is mostly water by weight.
>
> Ed
> Ed & Wendy Hauser
> 2994 Mittower Road
> Victor, MT 59875
>
> (406) 642-9640
>
> ranch(at)sisuwest(dot)us


--

"The opposite of a correct statement is a false statement. The opposite 
of a profound truth may well be another profound truth."    Niels Bohr 
-- Nobel Laureate, Physics




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