cutnrunqhmt - 2016-11-01 5:30 PM


We tested for for nutrients and had no issues there and we are actually an area of very low selenium. My horses had no symptoms of this either. In our area I have talked to several other horse owners/breeders who had similar issues to mine several had the same hay, several lost horses as well. Those people just thought their horses had a colic episode and died until we started linking the hay to each other as well. One colt was a big fat 2yr old who looked amazing I was with him at around 8:30 pm left for an hour and he was dead when I got back. He ruptured inside, not caused by a blockage either he just blew apart inside. Gylsophate stops mineral and vitamin from being absorbed in many cases as well causing your animals to be unthrifty looking and in general not healthy. I talked to lots of people who use to raise gmo hay that no longer do because they had issues with it as well. Sometimes you have to beat the brush a little to find the answers and a lot of people get shut up. There is a huge amount of information out there and just like the other side you have to be sure of where it is coming from and not all will be true just like the other side is not always true. I am not good with words so sometimes this doesn't come out right so sorry .There are actually reports of animals having issues. Just this week I got information on a bunch of issues in Wisconsin from a vet clinic , they were comparing what I had happen. I wish I could say all of it but right now there are a few things I can't share just yet. I am hoping that soon we will be able to. I tried to explain that earlier.