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Posted by Charlie M on June 25, 2007 at 14:28:38 from (70.101.104.228):
In Reply to: Horse Hay posted by wi steve on June 25, 2007 at 10:36:39:
I bale about 1500 bales per year and sell all of it to horse people. There is a good market in our area with a lot of people owning horses and no place to grow hay. Never had a problem. They vary a lot in what they want but they all want one thing - dry hay with no dust. Its pretty easy to raise timothy and sell for horse hay. I simply tell them the price (my price is usually a little cheaper than most) and either they take it or move on. I've had mostly the same customers for years so must be doing something right with them. My idea is if I won't feed it to my animals then I won't sell it to someone elses animals either and I don't feed my animals junk.
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