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Posted by steve from mo - what kind of hay boards do you mean? on April 10, 2000 at 07:17:56 from (128.206.109.134):
In Reply to: hay board posted by Wendy Bilger on April 09, 2000 at 19:38:13:
I am sorry to make this complicated, but there is more than one kind. I am sure you were clear as to what you wanted, but I am not. There are internet sites where hay buyers and sellers can post information. There may be regulatory boards of some sort which are concerned with forage products. There is probably at least one internet site where people can discuss technical aspects of hay growing, harvesting, storage, and feeding. There is even a new product on the market which is sort of like plywood, only made out of straw fiber and polymer glue.
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