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lydiarose

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lydiarose says:

Re: Hayledge

wagonsroll said:

 Silage was used successfully as a feed for horses during the second world war and i read that the farmers were really woriied as silage wasn't thought to be a suitable feed, but obv it was ok and now loads of people feed it in the form of hayledge, which is just made with longer grass.



Must have been different silage than nowadays or it must have been kept out of the pit? Yard near us, horse got out, ate its way through some silage (cow's stuff), but because its allowed to fester for so long and contains so much bacteria the horse destroyed its gut and it took three years to recover.

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  • Posted 2 years ago (03 February 2012 17:19)
rach82

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rach82 says:

Sincere apologies

I would like to send out my sinceres apologies to everyone on the forum especially Kevin for my rude post.

This is no excuse but I was having a tough week and when I posted the relpy - I was drunk!

I had been beating myself up about something that had happened and took the anger I had towards myslef out on a post - that at the time thought was a bit silly.

I have made my bed & now I have to lie in it but I really am sorry.

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  • Posted 2 years ago (03 February 2012 18:27)

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