hhpminis
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I have fed this for years and never had a problem until today. I realize this will not affect very many of you as it is a NW plant here is Spokane and bagged on a certain day and time, and most people that feed Stragtegy feed the GX (white bag) but...
Just wanted to make everyone aware of a possible problem I had.
Opened up a new bag this morning from the group I purchased on Sunday. It was bagged on Feb 27, 07 at 10:18 at the Spokane plant.
Not sure what if anything is wrong with it but 16 out of 20 horses in my main barn would not eat it. They just turned their nose to it. Some appear to have pushed it around with their nose and 4 ate it. When I went back out after they should have finished breakfast I found the majority of it still in their feeders. I cleaned them all out and took back the 6 bags that I bought on Sunday and replaced them with a different lot.
I smelled and tasted the grain and their was no obvious smell or taste but obviously the horses smelled something. In the other barn I had not opened the new lot yet and they all ate fine so I know it was not the beet pulp. As a matter of fact the horses in the main barn shuffled through and ate the beet pulp and left the grain and the ones outside that just get grain are the ones that did not touch it.
Just wanted to make everyone aware of a possible problem I had.
Opened up a new bag this morning from the group I purchased on Sunday. It was bagged on Feb 27, 07 at 10:18 at the Spokane plant.
Not sure what if anything is wrong with it but 16 out of 20 horses in my main barn would not eat it. They just turned their nose to it. Some appear to have pushed it around with their nose and 4 ate it. When I went back out after they should have finished breakfast I found the majority of it still in their feeders. I cleaned them all out and took back the 6 bags that I bought on Sunday and replaced them with a different lot.
I smelled and tasted the grain and their was no obvious smell or taste but obviously the horses smelled something. In the other barn I had not opened the new lot yet and they all ate fine so I know it was not the beet pulp. As a matter of fact the horses in the main barn shuffled through and ate the beet pulp and left the grain and the ones outside that just get grain are the ones that did not touch it.