Got a horse that must eat only timothy. I am looking for a couple of round bales for the paddock. Please pm or email: canterberrymeadows@yahoo.com
I have never heard of timothy round bales, prbably because timothy does not grow in the southeast and the cost of bringing in tinothy round bales from up in north east would be quite prohibitive. Nost horses that can eat timothy though can eat orchard grass, so have you considered that?
Yeah, this horse, at this time, can’t have any orchard. Owner of horse realizes that cost may be prohibitive but she wanted me to check. We’ll see.
Chack with Brandywine farm in Suffolk, Va he usually has all types of rounds
Timothy hay
Hi there~
I’m afraid we don’t have round bales but if you decide to go the route of square bales, feel free to get in touch. Can deliver loads of up to 175 bales of beautiful pure timothy bales that average between 60 and 75 lbs. each for $7.50/bale delivered. Let me know if we can help . . .
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Hi there~
I’m afraid we don’t have round bales but if you decide to go the route of square bales, feel free to get in touch. Can deliver loads of up to 175 bales of beautiful pure timothy bales that average between 60 and 75 lbs. each for $7.50/bale delivered. Let me know if we can help . . .
Sonya
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Are these compressed bales or just large bales. I guess I am asking for dimensions. How much would they be with delivery to Salisbury, NC 28146?
thank you,
Cydney
