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How soon should new hay be fed to horses?
Horses should get new hay either when the old runs out, or when the old hay becomes rotten. You can tell by color and odor. Hay rotts quickly after it rains.
In the sentence Hay una mesa de color negro al lado LO sofá what should replace the pronoun LO?
Hay una mesa de color negro al lado DEL sofá.
What do you use hay for?
hay is a greenish color is usually for eating, but straw which is thicker and has a yellowish color is used for bedding since it has less nutrients. hay straw
Should you keep hay in the hay roller all day?
yes you should
What are some signs that hay should not be feed to a horse?
If it has a yellowing color, has ANY mold,which is white,black,or musty. Or, is wet,or damp.
Who and what color was the animal that gave the hay to pillow his head?
The animal that gave the hay to pillow his head was a lamb, and it was white in color.
What kind of hay should my 9-week old rabbit have?
Rabbits that old should have alfalfa hay
What is Dani S favorite color?
Danielle's favorite color is pink Hay Dani ITS NOT GREEN
Should you put hay under ferrets?
no you should not.
Hay should be harvested when?
in January
Should hay be soaked for horses?
Actually, if hay is really dusty, then you should make it damp! Otherwise, don't wet it. Some horses at my stable dunk their hay in their water buckets, and they are fine
How many times does a horse eat hay without it stinking?
The hay should not stink at all. If the hay is out in the open it can begin to smell funny from mold and debris getting into it. If the hay is covered of inside it should always smell clean and crisp, it it quickly picks up an odor, either the hay has something wrong with it or something is soiling it. You should investigate the hay thoroughly before purchasing it and if after you've bought it the hay begins to smell you should have an analysis done to determine what is wrong with it. Hay can also take on the smell of the air, if you feed hay in a dirty stall it will begin to smell like the stall, or pick up nearby odors.
