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<blockquote data-quote="annmariemz23" data-source="post: 1682232" data-attributes="member: 40498"><p>I don't know about wheat, but I have had problems with rye awns. I had heard that they can cause sores in horses' mouths, and my friend showed me some from some hay we made having annual rye in it. Then I looked in the mouth of a pet cow who died, and sure enough she had the same sores. (not the cause of death.) I am now wondering about foxtails. The horses readily eat them but the cows leave them unless there is nothing else. I don't understand it about the rye. I thought it made very palatable hay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="annmariemz23, post: 1682232, member: 40498"] I don't know about wheat, but I have had problems with rye awns. I had heard that they can cause sores in horses' mouths, and my friend showed me some from some hay we made having annual rye in it. Then I looked in the mouth of a pet cow who died, and sure enough she had the same sores. (not the cause of death.) I am now wondering about foxtails. The horses readily eat them but the cows leave them unless there is nothing else. I don't understand it about the rye. I thought it made very palatable hay. [/QUOTE]
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