In a message dated 2/2/2006 5:01:01 P.M. Mountain Standard Time,
eqperform@xxxxxxx writes:
so
whos breakin into are wallets? We are paying for water weight and
quality is out the door plus colicking
horses
Steve
$120 a week? Can you order a flat bed from a grower? or is storage the
problem? I have always tried to put up enough hay for a year, not hard with one
horse, but now with three, impossible. I have been able to pre-pay this past
year, purchased a bale wagon (160 bales) of alfalfa from the farmer and he was
kind enough to put a sign on it for me that it was sold. I go and get 10 bales
at a time or so. I have done that with the 800 lb grass I just bought. Paid for
7, took 2, he is holding 5. Actually, I mentioned the drought in the south and
that I was afraid that a hay broker would buy all they had so I wanted to make
sure that I had some on hold. I know that my what I have been able to set up is
not the norm. Can't afford a big enough structure to purchase and store 12 ton a
year so I am very thankful for the folks that will hold it for me.
Beccy-the-broke-one-in-Utah