This is after four days of them eating free choice on their new hay!! I think they've slowed down a little bit now that they realize it isn't going anywhere lol. The wagon is full of hay that I picked up off the ground. I try to go out several times a day and pick up what they're wasting. We are going to put something around it as soon as we get the time (or when they're ready for their next bale at this rate haha). This was a 900lb bale of first cutting, so it's pretty short, but very good quality from fertilized and maintained horse hay fields. I think a bale of second cut will last longer. We shall see. :)
Monday, June 28, 2010
Holy Hay!
This is after four days of them eating free choice on their new hay!! I think they've slowed down a little bit now that they realize it isn't going anywhere lol. The wagon is full of hay that I picked up off the ground. I try to go out several times a day and pick up what they're wasting. We are going to put something around it as soon as we get the time (or when they're ready for their next bale at this rate haha). This was a 900lb bale of first cutting, so it's pretty short, but very good quality from fertilized and maintained horse hay fields. I think a bale of second cut will last longer. We shall see. :)
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Lol, I don't think Star would move away from it. She just stand there until it was finished! :D
ReplyDeleteI think you have a piggy horse--and a piggy donkey. It looks like they had some fun!
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteHee hee hee!
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Ammy
They've certainly been enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteI can still see the original round shape of the hey!
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