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Washington state is one of the largest producers of alfalfa for export.
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We were going to have the biggest alfalfa ranch in the southwest.
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After that things soon began to look better in the alfalfa fields.
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Rolling in the spring does not serve to settle heaved alfalfa plants.
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Hens will eat good green alfalfa if fed dry in a box.
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The invention of dried- grass hay enabled northern Europeans to feed oxen through the winter.
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I'm sure this happens most places that grass hay is grown on natural rainfall.
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One serious liability from cutting grass hay late is that it will contain viable seeds.
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One last difficulty with poor quality grass hay: the tough, woody stems are reluctant to absorb moisture.
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Pity the unfortunate livestock trying to survive as "strawburners" eating overly mature grass hay from depleted fields.
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It's good to have a few days' supply of hay on hand.
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As trainers and horse-haulers moved the animals, volunteers brought feed and hay.
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I had really bad hay fever last year for the first time.
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At last he could see the box with the hay in it.
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His wife was in the hayfield, spreading the hay after the mowers.
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Midnight found us in a hay-field, four miles from the Rebel camp.
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The hay had all been cut and stored away in the barn.
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They climbed up into the barn loft and looked in the hay.
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Get him up to the loft and lay him in the hay.
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They made the hay in the river meadow, and carried it themselves.
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She turned right and passed a field where farmers stood baling hay.
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The boys ran to the edge of the hay-lift and peered down.
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I learned in the hay-loft-mysister and my cousin Ed and I.
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He was in harness, drawing a cart; following a bundle of hay.
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Eliot went down the road and through the gate into the hay-field.
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The Lama forthwith skinned the poor beast and stuffed it with hay.
