Has anyone tried feeding Chaffhaye Grass?

[David V.]

Here's their website; http://www.chaffhaye.com

It looks like chopped up grass hay and comes in a 50lb bag that
they say is the equivalent of 1.5 bales of "good quality hay."
Out here the price is $16/bale. The price for regular alfalfa or
grass hay is about $15/bale.

I got a sample but haven't fed it yet.

Has anyone tried this stuff?

[r***@yahoo.com]

We got a few bags of the alfalfa like that and tried it on the goats.
They loved it.

Randy

Here's their website;http://www.chaffhaye.com
It looks like chopped up grass hay and comes in a 50lb bag that
they say is the equivalent of 1.5 bales of "good quality hay."
Out here the price is $16/bale. The price for regular alfalfa or
grass hay is about $15/bale.
I got a sample but haven't fed it yet.
Has anyone tried this stuff?
--
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain

[David V.]

Post by r***@yahoo.com
We got a few bags of the alfalfa like that and tried it on the goats.
They loved it.

I tried the sample and 2 out of the 4 loved it.

The other two are at a neighbors trimming grass for them.

I might buy a big bag and see how it works.

[r***@yahoo.com]

Post by David V.

Post by r***@yahoo.com
We got a few bags of the alfalfa like that and tried it on the goats.
They loved it.

I tried the sample and 2 out of the 4 loved it.
The other two are at a neighbors trimming grass for them.
I might buy a big bag and see how it works.
--
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain

Go for it. Ours like it.
Are your llamas supposed to be a the neighbors or did they just go
on a hike ?

Randy

[David V.]

Go for it. Ours like it. Are your llamas supposed to be a the
neighbors or did they just go on a hike ?

I think I'll try it. If it is as they say, one 50lb bag is the
equivalent of one and a half bales of hay, it would be cheaper
than the hay. Easier to handle too.

The neighbor the llamas are at are a retired couple that lives in
a motor home. They have, maybe, a half acre fenced in and I loan
them a couple of llamas for a few weeks to mow the grass for
them. They love it. They give the llamas treats daily and
carefully clean up all the poop to fertilize their fruit trees
they planted from seed.

[r***@yahoo.com]

Post by David V.
The neighbor the llamas are at are a retired couple that lives in
a motor home. They have, maybe, a half acre fenced in and I loan
them a couple of llamas for a few weeks to mow the grass for
them. They love it. They give the llamas treats daily and
carefully clean up all the poop to fertilize their fruit trees
they planted from seed.
--
Dave

Well that sure works out pretty good for everyone then.

Randy