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RE: Hay! How many square bales = a round bale?
Here in the West some of our "square" bales go 1000lbs or more.
Bob Morris
Morris Endurance Enterprises
Boise, ID
-----Original Message-----
From: Linda Flemmer [mailto:bluwolf@earthlink.net]
Sent: Monday, May 03, 1999 7:12 PM
To: Sherman O'Donnell; ridecamp@endurance.net
Subject: RC: Hay! How many square bales = a round bale?
Sherman O'Donnell wrote:
> Hi All: I usually feed each of my horses a round bale of coastal hay
every
> month. This year, because of the weather, we can't find any for sale.
So,
> I will be feeding them square bales for about 8 weeks. Does anyone know
how
> many bales I should plan to buy?
Well - the answers from the East coast will be <really> different from the
West
coast. The Westerners have 3 string/wire bales of near 100 lbs or more.
Here
in the east, a typical 2 string square bale is 40-60 lbs.
We allow 20-25 lbs of hay per horse per day if they are strictly on hay and
no
pasture... More if they'll eat it. I hope that helps. Try to buy your
square
bales by weight rather than number. You'll usually get a better deal.
There's a hay market (I can't remember the name) on Highway 200, about 0.25
miles N of I75 - on the left hand side. You may want to check with them!
The
store was there about a month ago!
Linda Flemmer
Old Ocala Florida native
now living in Bruceton Mills, WV
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