eagles ring farm Well-Known Member Joined Mar 13, 2006 Messages 7,037 Reaction score 212 Location cedarville new jersey 08311 Mar 10, 2007 #1 does anyone have good pictures you could post like in the recent hay post of hay with fescue for us people who aren't good at hay recognition
does anyone have good pictures you could post like in the recent hay post of hay with fescue for us people who aren't good at hay recognition
C CharmedMinis Well-Known Member Joined Aug 18, 2003 Messages 777 Reaction score 0 Mar 10, 2007 #2 I feed an Endophyte free fescue hay called Fuego, I will try and get a picture of it today and post it.
I feed an Endophyte free fescue hay called Fuego, I will try and get a picture of it today and post it.
C CharmedMinis Well-Known Member Joined Aug 18, 2003 Messages 777 Reaction score 0 Mar 10, 2007 #3 Okey Dokey, here is the picture of the fescue I feed. Fescue comes in many types, this one is called Fuego and it is an endophyte free variety. It's very clean and soft and the horses love it.
Okey Dokey, here is the picture of the fescue I feed. Fescue comes in many types, this one is called Fuego and it is an endophyte free variety. It's very clean and soft and the horses love it.
eagles ring farm Well-Known Member Joined Mar 13, 2006 Messages 7,037 Reaction score 212 Location cedarville new jersey 08311 Mar 10, 2007 #4 Thanks so much for the picture So is the endophyte free fescue safe for pregnant mares? Lori Last edited by a moderator: Mar 10, 2007
crponies Well-Known Member Joined Nov 30, 2002 Messages 2,978 Reaction score 0 Location central CA Mar 10, 2007 #5 It would be safe since it is not actually the fescue grass that is harmful but the endophyte.
C CharmedMinis Well-Known Member Joined Aug 18, 2003 Messages 777 Reaction score 0 Mar 11, 2007 #6 Since I am not breeding anymore the fescue problem is no longer a problem here at my place. However if I were still breeding I would probably steer clear of all fescues no matter what variety, but I'm also a huge worry wort. The guy I get this hay from breeds Paint and QH's he feeds it to his mares with no problems.
Since I am not breeding anymore the fescue problem is no longer a problem here at my place. However if I were still breeding I would probably steer clear of all fescues no matter what variety, but I'm also a huge worry wort. The guy I get this hay from breeds Paint and QH's he feeds it to his mares with no problems.