If foxtail ends up in hay used for horse feed , it causes painful sores and bleeding in horses’ mouths and throats. That’s why Belinda protects her race horse customers by stopping foxtail at first sight.
Most people know that cattle eat grass and hay. But how do they get the just-right amount of feed that they need all year?
Forget the license plate game. Play “What’s in that field?” Lisa will have your family entertained on your next drive through Iowa by de-mystifying one cool crop: Alfalfa.
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