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A Good lesson can be learned
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<blockquote data-quote="Herefordcross" data-source="post: 259832" data-attributes="member: 3860"><p>I gues a lesson can be taken from the guys out west and in Texas, OK, and all of th eother dry places. Keep two plus years worth of hay on hand when possible. For me that would be hard to do but, hearing all of these guys talk about it, it sounds like a good idea. Three year old hay is a lot better than no hay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Herefordcross, post: 259832, member: 3860"] I gues a lesson can be taken from the guys out west and in Texas, OK, and all of th eother dry places. Keep two plus years worth of hay on hand when possible. For me that would be hard to do but, hearing all of these guys talk about it, it sounds like a good idea. Three year old hay is a lot better than no hay. [/QUOTE]
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