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Allan hay for Wife's hosses!!

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Keith-OR

06-19-2007 20:32:46




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Here's a few bales(1 ton)of alfalfa for them hay burners, Might take an hour or two to get them all out of the field and stacked...LOL

Snapped this picture on the way home from Mosas Lake, WA this afternoon. 3 more fields just like this one. Everyplace in this part of the country bale 1 ton square bales. Everything is stacked outside.

Keith & Shawn

1 ton bales
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Jim/Iowa

06-20-2007 06:58:30




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 Re: Allan hay for Wife's hosses!! in reply to Keith-OR, 06-19-2007 20:32:46  
Looks like a good, mechanized system for baling!

How do you feed it to horses, especially if the horses are in groups of 5-6 and only require 30# of hay, per day, each? Special feeders perhaps, that hold a whole bale?

Do you have to limit access to the hay then?

In my herd, the dominant horse would chase the timid ones away. We circumvent that when feeding small bales by distributing the flakes of hay far enough apart so all can eat and one horse cannot dominate it all!

I have successfully fed large round bales---the circular feeder is big enough to actually "accomodate" as many as 10-12 head, except that with dominance in horses, only about 6 will fit.

What shape is the feeder for these big bales? Got Pictures?

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Cliff Neubauer

06-20-2007 08:36:47




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 Re: Allan hay for Wife's hosses!! in reply to Jim/Iowa, 06-20-2007 06:58:30  
You can get bale feeders made for the big square bales or to feed on a smaller scale you can cut the strings on them and pull them apart in flakes just like a small square bale to hand feed with.



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georgeky

06-19-2007 21:14:39




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 Re: Allan hay for Wife's hosses!! in reply to Keith-OR, 06-19-2007 20:32:46  
Must have turned out pretty well. Looks like lots of those big bales.



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dds-inc

06-19-2007 20:51:56




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 Re: Allan hay for Wife's hosses!! in reply to Keith-OR, 06-19-2007 20:32:46  
Dear God, what did you do to stonehenge?????



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Andy Motteberg

06-19-2007 22:20:47




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 Re: Allan hay for Wife's hosses!! in reply to dds-inc, 06-19-2007 20:51:56  
Its not stonehenge. Its a hay field



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