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10-09-09, 08:20 am
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Someone right down the road has a good deal on timothy and red clover hay. Is this OK or is the combo w/ clover not so good? Thanks.       |
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10-09-09, 12:26 pm
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It would depend on the amount of red clover. If there is only a small amount, it would be ok. If the bale is over 1/4 red clover, I'd find another source for every day hay. It would make a nice treat hay if you could get it in small amounts. |
