Re: Alfalfa and stones

[Lynette Helgeson <helgeson@lansford.ndak.net>]

Again, here in North Dakota, oat hay is considered a cattle feed, people
would not feed oat hay over good brome grass hay to their horses. Anyone
who was feeding oat hay to a horse would be looked down upon by other
horse people. So there is definitely a difference on horses are feed
around the country. You know I always though that horses had picky
systems about what they were fed, but this goes to show that horses can
survive quite well on a very varied and different diet. They are tougher
then I thought.

Lynette 
Ps to Maureen, what is happening on the tv this morning?

Maureen Mathisen wrote:
> 
> Nancy,
> 
> Not if you don't feed all kinds of supplements9and feed 2nd and third
> cuttings) and balance it with OAT hay, it"s not.Go through any endurance
> camp in  Calif. and you will see as much Oat and Alfalfa as
> grass!(sometimes more).
> Maureen