If any fiddleneck ( especially )come up - kill, maim, and destroy on first sight... just a few leaves consumed by sheep will kill them. Lupine will cause abortion in cattle. Wildflowers are pretty ... but know your enemy and be carefull of what you wish for !!!score! might be interesting to leave a bit of the bare spots alone and fence it to see what wildflowers might come up.
If any fiddleneck ( especially )come up - kill, maim, and destroy on first sight... just a few leaves consumed by sheep will kill them. Lupine will cause abortion in cattle. Wildflowers are pretty ... but know your enemy and be carefull of what you wish for !!!
Oh Bee! I am soooo happy for you! I can't believe you found so much hay for free! I don't know what the regular price of that barn kept hay is but I'm sure it was much higher than $5.
I am just jumping for joy for you! Just Love this great news. You would think this was my news! hahahaha
Mary
Small square bales are $5-$10 apiece, so yes, heck of a buy. Grass hay or alfalfa?
Ok Bee, do the math for me. So how much did you save if you had bought all this hay (including the free one) at regular price?
Mary
Couldn't happen to a nicer and well deserved person.That would be $650 saved if I put the all the bales at current lowest prices in these parts.
NOPE ... fiddleneck is an annual weed with orange blossoms on the top tip that looks like a neck of a fiddle that unfurles for the next flower from the bottom up... grows all over here. Just 2 - 3 leaves will kill a lamb, 5 will kill a full grown ewe. I necropsied quite a few sheep in Vet. Pathology lab to determine the cause of death.Is that fiddleneck ferns? Supposed to be a natural demwormer for sheep. If they are poisonous, my sheep have already had their fill...they grow all around this m .n