Hay
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JustSayNeigh
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Timothy hay doesn't do well in So. MD. Best bet is to look in Pa or Western MD for it.
CountryLady
luvmyponies
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I received a flyer in the mail from a place I bought hay from a few times. My first few purchases there were great quality, but the last time I went there the hay I got was very thorny and punctured my hands with almost every bale!
They offered that I could bring the hay back to exchange it, but I didn't want to make that 2 hour round trip again. So I gave the hay away to one of the livestock foster homes that helps us out. They used it for the goats.
Mount Victoria Farm
Says: Amish Grown
301-481-4165
Newburg, MD
Says they sell premium orchard grass for $4-$6 per bale (40-45 lbs) and Premium Alfalfa $5.50-7.50 per bale (45-50 lbs).
Also says inquire about bulk pricing and shipping.
Over-all I'd recommend them, just if I went back I'd be more cautious about checking the bales for thorns before I left with my load.
They offered that I could bring the hay back to exchange it, but I didn't want to make that 2 hour round trip again. So I gave the hay away to one of the livestock foster homes that helps us out. They used it for the goats.
Mount Victoria Farm
Says: Amish Grown
301-481-4165
Newburg, MD
Says they sell premium orchard grass for $4-$6 per bale (40-45 lbs) and Premium Alfalfa $5.50-7.50 per bale (45-50 lbs).
Also says inquire about bulk pricing and shipping.
Over-all I'd recommend them, just if I went back I'd be more cautious about checking the bales for thorns before I left with my load.
ftcret
New Member
Did not know Timothy had a ghey twin...
I've never heard of this, are the common?
ArkRescue
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It's just someone with a farm that fosters farm-type critters for us (some become permanent residents) ..... hence the term livestock ..... could have said farm foster home I guess.
ArkRescue
Adopt me please !
huh?