Re: RC: walnut trees

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

I have at least a dozen walnut trees in my pastures for more than ten
years...I have yet to have a problem except with dry walnut shavings.

teddy

David & Vicki Wheeler wrote:

> I have always heard that walnut shavings were toxic to horses, but are the
> trees to be avoided in pastures?  I have a friend who is cross fencing for
> field rotation & a walnut tree is along a property line where she would
> like to place one of the fields.  Does she need to completely avoid the
> tree or when the nuts fall, leaves fall, etc.?
>
> Thanks
> Vicki Wheeler
>
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