This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In Phil Sponenberg's books, Equine color Genetics, there is a photo of a
Silvery Grullo in each edition: In the first edition the picture is of a
Spanish mustang, in the 2nd edition it is, what do you know, a very light
colored grey Fjord!
This message is from: Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I will be storing my small sqs. of winter hay in a very dry shed with a
cement floor. There has never been a moisture problem or water issue in
this building. My question is: Should I put down a barrier of some
sort anyway rather
This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mine sits on a cement floor and is fine. Of course, it is a totally enclosed
building.
Suzan
Northern MN
Good judgment comes from experience, and experience --- well, that comes
from poor judgment.
- Cousin Woodman
This message is from: lhedelson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I attended our local saddle club meeting recently, and a question was raised
regarding class choice for a Fjord. Apparently, a Fjord owner was told by the
WSCA judge that he/she had entered the wrong class when choosing to show
his/her Fjord in
This message is from: Jean Ernest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I would put down pallets so there is a little air space under the hay,
just in case there is any moisture in the floor or the hay.
Jean in very rainy Fairbanks, Alaska (will this monsoon ever end?)
Hi,
I will be storing my small sqs. of
This message is from: Mike May, Registrar NFHR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 05:11 PM 8/16/2006, you wrote:
This message is from: Sara Faull [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is Stone fox Farm's Abby- when she was a foal she was a very light
color- instead of the typical black shading on the face of a grey she
had
This message is from: Frederick J Pack [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carol,
Moisture WILL wick up thru many cement floors.
It may look dry, but cement retains moisture.
If I have to put hay in on of my buildings with a cement floor, I put the
hay on wood pallets. I made the mistake of putting some
This message is from: Marsha Jo Hannah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Carol Makosky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will be storing my small sqs. of winter hay in a very dry shed with a
cement floor. There has never been a moisture problem or water issue in
this building. My question is: Should I put
This message is from: fjords [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Carol,
We raise orchard grass hay and we tell all of our customers to put the hay
on pallets whether it's a dirt or concrete floor. Fred is right,
ventilation under the hay is a good thing and concrete definitely wicks
moisture.
Taffy Mercer
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