We left our grass to get quite long and dry before we cut hay this year. The horses don’t need the lushest feed during winter, just good roughage. As a result, the grass had a plenty of seed and it looks like the hay cutting has dropped a lot of that seed back into the pasture. There is a huge amount of new grass blades growing in every possible bare spot on the pasture which will be great news for the animals as we approach winter.

Posted on February 24th, 2009