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Hay Day
- RanchRoper
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Hay Day
Set for winter....
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Re: Hay Day
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WOW August is here quick! Hay season rollup already!
WOW August is here quick! Hay season rollup already!
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Re: Hay Day
That's a nice looking spread you got there. Did you bail the hay yourself or buy it?
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Re: Hay Day
I bet RR aint ready for winter. Hows Badger doin we didnt get a Badger update after his last check up. Only a F350 software update
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Re: Hay Day
really nice picture, beautiful place .... hay bales cam be seen all around where we are in east central South Dakota .... looks like they've had a good crop ....
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Re: Hay Day
Bought the hay. Same source last 15 yrs. High quality.
Badger is doing ok. Have to reduce his grass intake...too rich this year. Sugar in grass, he can't process properly and it turns toxic in blood leading to lameness. Have to really watch it.
Badger is doing ok. Have to reduce his grass intake...too rich this year. Sugar in grass, he can't process properly and it turns toxic in blood leading to lameness. Have to really watch it.
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Re: Hay Day
fascinating .... first time I've ever heard of too much sugar in grass .... what will you have to substitute for food
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Re: Hay Day
Dry hay. The sugar is called Fructan. The condition is called laminitis or more commonly "founder".
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Re: Hay Day
I remember hay season, we cut our own.
Once in late May, then again late Aug., first of Sept.
But we no longer have any livestock.
Good lookin place you have there RR.
Good the hear Badger is better also.
RP
Once in late May, then again late Aug., first of Sept.
But we no longer have any livestock.
Good lookin place you have there RR.
Good the hear Badger is better also.
RP
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