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11-05-09, 03:14 pm
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We have many unsprayed apple trees. The gp's love to chew portions of the branches we bring in. Some still have green leaves on them. Are they ok for them to eat? So far I have picked off the leaves, but if they can eat them I will leave a few on.       |
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11-05-09, 03:27 pm
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I would take the leaves off. I've never been able to confirm if they are ok for pigs to eat or not. |
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