want2chase3 - 2015-05-05 1:41 PM I have a question. I typically feed beet pulp in the winter months for extra water going in. I don't both much with it in summer or spring because the flies seem to be more attracted to it. Anyway, we've gotten pounded these last few days with flooding rain and my entire barn got flooded out. My stalls still have about 3 inches of water floating. So I've had to move my crew into the indoor arena which connects to the outdoor area we usually feed our roundbale in. So they do have access to it but can come inside the indoor to get out of the weather and stay dry. My indoor is very sandy.. and I've had to feed in there. My horses drop feed and of course eat it off the ground along with their alfalfa hay. I'm now worried about sand getting in them. I'm wondering if I should treat for sand or just start feeding them beet pulp again. It'll probably be a few more days till I can get them back in their stalls and back to normal living conditions.

Bibliafarm - 2015-04-30 8:40 PM Id also add soaked beet pulp.. it helps