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We grow and sell quality horse hay, and provide delivery to Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia. Custom haying services too - cutting, raking, baling, and tedding. Tannerfarms@gmail.com

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Tanner Farms
PO Box 146
Green Spring All VA 22625
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Posted January 22, 2017: Caution: Wet Hooves Can Cause Problems
Caution: Wet Hooves Can Cause Problems Brought to you by T. Ziegler at Tanner Farms The good news this winter is that it has been pretty ... Read More

Posted May 2, 2016: Transitioning Horses to Spring Pasture - What You Need to Know
Transitioning Horses to Spring Pasture - What You Need to Know Brought to you by T. Ziegler at Tanner Farms Well, after a very dry start ... Read More

Posted February 4, 2016: An Introduction to Smooth Brome Grass Hay for Horses
An Introduction to Smooth Brome Grass Hay for Horses Brought to you by T. Ziegler at Tanner Farms One of the more stressful aspects of owning ... Read More

Posted December 20, 2015: Changing a Horse's Hay: What to do for a Smooth Transition
As a large grower and supplier of horse hay, I run across some interesting issues and theories. One of which I encountered twice now this Fall/Winter... Read More

Posted September 18, 2015: Insulin Resistant or Laminitic Horse? Some Quick Thoughts on Hay and Feed
Horses diagnosed as being insulin resistant or having laminitis require special attention when it comes to feeding hay. Just looking at a bale ... Read More

Posted April 15, 2015: Important Reminders when Transitioning Horses to Spring Pasture
Transitioning Horses to Spring Pasture Spring grazing should be introduced slowly and delayed until grasses reach 6 to 8” in height to optimize ... Read More

Posted February 15, 2015: How Well Do You Know Your Hay?
How well do you know your hay? An analysis of your hay via sufficient core samples gives you an idea of what's in the hay you are feeding ... Read More

Posted December 22, 2014: Feeding Your Horse in Winter
Feeding your horse in winter Marsha Hathaway, PhD, University of Minnesota A horse's nutritional requirements change when the temperature ... Read More

Posted December 10, 2014: Do not feed moldy hay to horses
Do not feed moldy hay to horses - http://www.extension.umn.edu/agriculture/horse/nutrition/moldy-hay/ Haymaking conditions this spring have ... Read More

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Quality Tested Horse Hay (Posted: 5/10/2021)

**Superior Quality Horse Hay** - No weeds and No mold; just clean quality TESTED hay that your horses eat, digest and don't waste. Since we grow, bale and test our own hay (versus brokers that just resell someone else's hay), we have control over the quality. We ensure ... more
Price $7.00

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