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Feeding Hay Question
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<blockquote data-quote="hitchingpostranch" data-source="post: 90172" data-attributes="member: 1555"><p>Well Howdy! Ok my question is as follows I have one horse in my pasture that when i give him the normal two flakes of grass hay he does not eat it all he always has some left over when i feed again in the evening. Last week i moved him over to one flake of grass hay in the mornin and evenin instead of two but to me that is not enuff his pasture is up but mostly weeds that the horses dont like and he gets a pound of alfalfa pellots with all his vit and min in the evenin and no grain in the morning :cboy:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hitchingpostranch, post: 90172, member: 1555"] Well Howdy! Ok my question is as follows I have one horse in my pasture that when i give him the normal two flakes of grass hay he does not eat it all he always has some left over when i feed again in the evening. Last week i moved him over to one flake of grass hay in the mornin and evenin instead of two but to me that is not enuff his pasture is up but mostly weeds that the horses dont like and he gets a pound of alfalfa pellots with all his vit and min in the evenin and no grain in the morning :cboy: [/QUOTE]
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