OP OP B Bright Raven Well-known member Joined Mar 10, 2017 Messages 10,701 Reaction score 17 Location Kentucky Nov 6, 2018 #21 kenny thomas":37rs03nd said: Davemk":37rs03nd said: kenny thomas":37rs03nd said: Get rid of the fescue and she will stop. Or just sell her in late winter when it stops. I have gotten 2 up in the last few years and pulled sticks out of the nostril Click to expand... You should see his grass, it is not fescue. There is a reason Ron's cows are "weight challenged". Click to expand... If its big and green now in KY then it's fescue. Click to expand... Right now it is mostly fescue. Dave has seen it in the spring a couple times. It is very diverse.
kenny thomas":37rs03nd said: Davemk":37rs03nd said: kenny thomas":37rs03nd said: Get rid of the fescue and she will stop. Or just sell her in late winter when it stops. I have gotten 2 up in the last few years and pulled sticks out of the nostril Click to expand... You should see his grass, it is not fescue. There is a reason Ron's cows are "weight challenged". Click to expand... If its big and green now in KY then it's fescue. Click to expand... Right now it is mostly fescue. Dave has seen it in the spring a couple times. It is very diverse.
K kenny thomas Well-known member Joined Nov 16, 2008 Messages 15,801 Reaction score 9,454 Location SW tip of Virginia Nov 6, 2018 #22 Bright Raven":g6ywi2rx said: kenny thomas":g6ywi2rx said: Davemk":g6ywi2rx said: You should see his grass, it is not fescue. There is a reason Ron's cows are "weight challenged". Click to expand... If its big and green now in KY then it's fescue. Click to expand... Right now it is mostly fescue. Dave has seen it in the spring a couple times. It is very diverse. Click to expand... I don't doubt you have wonderful grass. But I stand by my statement that fescue is causing the nasal issues. I have some of the same.
Bright Raven":g6ywi2rx said: kenny thomas":g6ywi2rx said: Davemk":g6ywi2rx said: You should see his grass, it is not fescue. There is a reason Ron's cows are "weight challenged". Click to expand... If its big and green now in KY then it's fescue. Click to expand... Right now it is mostly fescue. Dave has seen it in the spring a couple times. It is very diverse. Click to expand... I don't doubt you have wonderful grass. But I stand by my statement that fescue is causing the nasal issues. I have some of the same.
OP OP B Bright Raven Well-known member Joined Mar 10, 2017 Messages 10,701 Reaction score 17 Location Kentucky Nov 6, 2018 #23 kenny thomas":20a7d2kj said: Bright Raven":20a7d2kj said: kenny thomas":20a7d2kj said: If its big and green now in KY then it's fescue. Click to expand... Right now it is mostly fescue. Dave has seen it in the spring a couple times. It is very diverse. Click to expand... I don't doubt you have wonderful grass. But I stand by my statement that fescue is causing the nasal issues. I have some of the same. Click to expand... KT. I was guessing it was the rag weed. Because when it was in bloom, she could hardly breath. You are probably on the right track. IDK.
kenny thomas":20a7d2kj said: Bright Raven":20a7d2kj said: kenny thomas":20a7d2kj said: If its big and green now in KY then it's fescue. Click to expand... Right now it is mostly fescue. Dave has seen it in the spring a couple times. It is very diverse. Click to expand... I don't doubt you have wonderful grass. But I stand by my statement that fescue is causing the nasal issues. I have some of the same. Click to expand... KT. I was guessing it was the rag weed. Because when it was in bloom, she could hardly breath. You are probably on the right track. IDK.
