Posted by JD Seller on July 03, 2017 at 20:29:38 from (208.126.196.24):
In Reply to: Rained On Hay posted by showcrop on July 03, 2017 at 15:12:44:
Showcrop If you ted the hay ASAP after it is rained on it will not get dusty and the color will be fine. The dust comes from the hay laying wet. The bacteria starts to break the hay down. High moisture and heat make a great breeding ground for it. Then you get dust regardless of what you then do. IF I get hay rained on I try to ted it the very next morning before the sun gets very high. I run a light smaller tractor that will not track unless you get 3-4 inch rains. The key is to get that hay up off the ground and separated so it will dry rapidly. Wet does not make as much difference as doing it when the hay is still cool.
Truthfully the majority of horse people have little scientific/factual knowledge about feeding horses. They operate off of what other horse people tell them and those horse people don't know much either. Feeding a horse is not rocket science. You need to know what levels of nutrients the horse needs and what your feed contains.
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