Posted by Billy NY on August 15, 2012 at 08:37:58 from (67.248.100.3):
In Reply to: Horse People posted by jimva on August 14, 2012 at 22:05:26:
Just the term "horse people", "horse hay" etc., to me is humorous, have a horse ? well you're a horse person that needs horse hay......
In early summer of '09 after the first cutting, we fertilized a nice size field with a good stand of hay grasses, when cut and raked just before labor day, the windrows rivaled that of the first cut.
Seeing this, I decided to take a few hundred in small squares, so we hooked up the NH 315 in addition the JD round baler already on another tractor, I baled up 500 or so small squares of the lush 2nd cut, sure smelled fine, when fed, the horses ate it just fine, more like a treat, none of the 17 horses said anything about fertilizer taste ! Nothing like 2nd cut orchard and timothy grasses, smells sweet when you cut it, fertilizer or not.
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