26 September 2009 #1 JoBo Well-Known Member Joined 1 March 2004 Messages 8,329 Location Rugby s11.photobucket.com Just wondering, can horses eat Linseed Straw? We have got a massive bale which I am going to use as a XC jump, but was just wondering if horses would/ could eat it? If not, why not? Thanks, Jo
Just wondering, can horses eat Linseed Straw? We have got a massive bale which I am going to use as a XC jump, but was just wondering if horses would/ could eat it? If not, why not? Thanks, Jo
26 September 2009 #2 J JenHunt Well-Known Member Joined 14 November 2007 Messages 7,049 Location Thirsk, North Yorkshire, UK Visit site I don't know, but wouldn't risk it. Linseeds contain a compound that breaks down to cyanide on digestion (which cooking, boiling, micronizing etc destroys) I don't know if the straw would contain it or not.
I don't know, but wouldn't risk it. Linseeds contain a compound that breaks down to cyanide on digestion (which cooking, boiling, micronizing etc destroys) I don't know if the straw would contain it or not.