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Chaffhaye: Me, a Dealer? Maybe!
I am seriously thinking of becoming a dealer in Chaffhaye! I love the stuff, ad so do my goats, not to mention I’m selling it for the other people because I’m so happy with it. Why not supply it?! Really, … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate hay, animals, chaffhaye, cheffhaye, dust-free hay, feeding, goats, great animal feed, hay, horses, livestock
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Chaffhaye; Day 5
Okay, I have given the Chaffhaye a few days before continuing this topic. For those that missed it, I am trying a bagged, partially fermented hay with my nigerian dwarf dairy goats. You can read about our first day here. … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, animals, cheffhaye, feed, feeding, goat, goats, hay, hay alternatives
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