On 07/04/2008, Nancy  Sturm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In the states, straw is what is baled after a combine goes through the oat
> field and harvests the grain heads.  What remains in mown down and baled for
> straw.  Oat hay is processed just like any other hay, with the grain heads
> intact.

We fed it one year when there was a drought.  The horses thrived on
it.  But then they seem to thrive no matter what...

Seems to me I did supplement with alfalfa cubes that year as well...

Wanda

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