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HorseAdvice.com » Horse Care » Horse Pasture, Fencing, Barns » Planning and Planting New Pasture »
  Discussion on Planting New Pasture
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Posted on Saturday, Apr 3, 1999 - 9:38 am:

Advice on planting really is region specific and I highly recommend you get in touch with your local extension service as the investment in money and more importantly time is huge. Imagine trying to establish this pasture for a year only to find you have made poor choices. In general alfalfa will not stand up to moderate horse traffic. As Marlane stated, most areas do best with a perennial grass mixed with clover. We have an extension service locator in The Care menu that is available to visitors and members.
The Advisor Vet, RN Oglesby DVM

Posted on Thursday, Apr 22, 1999 - 8:01 am:

I have moved the discussion on allergic reaction to pasture to the Topic: Disease/Colic/Mouth and Other GI problems/Forum
DrO
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