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What is oat hay?
The dried stems and leaves of the oat plant after the oats have been harvested, to use as bedding or feed for livestock.
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Why are oats good for you?
They arent good for you as such. This is just another passing fad claim by the medical community. Like most other foods they arent bad in moderation however there is NO sc…ientific vidence to back up any claims that oats are good for you. The ONLY foods that are proven to be good for you are raw natural foods that come out of the ground or come of trees, bushes etc. On the other hand, oats do have some serious benefits. First of all it is one of the most protein-dense grain available. Oats have an adequate amount of fiber. Oats are often eaten at the start of the day, since it is high complex carbohydrates, it will supply energy to you for the rest of the day. And probably best of all, it is cheap! $1 will be enough to buy enough oats to last a week. In fact, oats are natural foods, it is a grain, and grains are grown from the ground. (MORE)
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How do oats grow?
oats grow by us putting them in the siol then water it everyday.
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What is an OATS procedure?
Hi Firstly Oats is an abbreviation for Osteoarticular Transfer System and it is used for treating focal cartilage defects mostly in the knee. I am having this same procedure c…arried out on the 10th July 2008. The procedure can be carried out either through 'key hole' or 'open surgery' depending on the size of defect. Mine is 'open surgery' Really all this consists of is taking small plugs of cartilage and underlying bone from a non weight bearing area of the knee and insert them into the area that is needing the cartilage. This type of procedure is only suitable for smallish defects and mine is borderline at a size of 22mm by 15mm. If x-rays or an arthroscopic examination shows evidence of more widespread cartilage damage then this procedure will not be carried out. This would be because the Oats Procedure wouldn't benefit the patient. Some people i know have had this procedure carried out and have returned home the same day. Mine, i have been told i will be in hospital for 3 days. But, this depends on the individual and the extent of the defect. You look at being no-weight-bearing for approximately 6 to 8 weeks and then slightly starting to introduce weight but, again this depends on the individual and the extent of the defect. Just for an idea, I have been told no-weight bearing for 3 months. (MORE)
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Can rats have oat?
i have a rat in the house please answer the question fast
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Does popcorn have oats in it?
Popcorn usually does not have oats in it. Popcorn is just corn and some oil to cook it in and and usually has salt added after cooking. However, there are many combination of …ingredients that can be added to the taste of the pop corn eater; oats could be added if you like them. (MORE)
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Are oats renewable?
Yes. Just plant some of the oats harvested from the previous season, and they will grow to produce a whole new crop of their own.
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What is an oat meal?
Its an oatmeal oatmeal is something you add it on soup or macaroni or at anything else from bread group its Jop is to add a color on your food or add a delicous test on it
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What is wild oat?
Wild oat (Avena sativa ) is a member of the grass family native to Scotland. There are approximately 25 varieties of the oat plants, and oat is now grown throughout the world.… (MORE)
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Who is Elizabeth Oates?
A site model. She is super pretty and i look up to her. she has alot of fakes too. Her twitter is @_ElizabethOates