ridecamp@endurance.net: Re: burmuda vs alfalfa

Re: burmuda vs alfalfa

Zebella (zebella@idt.net)
Fri, 01 Aug 1997 22:42:13 -0700

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Blankenship, Ann wrote:
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> Cheryl,
>
> Why not just feed plain old oat hay? I know there are pellets that are
> made from oat. If you can get mattua hay (a new hay from Australia)
> it's a very good grass hay, very high in digestable nutrients.
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I hope Cheryl does mind me jumping in here <G> but since I live across
town from her, I guess I can answer!

We are in Phoenix Arizona, and there is no such thing as oat hay! Our
choices are alfalfa, bermuda, and alfalfa/bermuda pellets. There aren't
any oat pellets for sale here either.

Mattua hay is also an unheard of.

I guess when you live in the middle of a desert you take what you can
get!<G>

tracy

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