Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Mar 2016
FORAGE CROPS FOR SOUTHERN OREGON
Grange Co-op is southern Oregon’s leading supplier of seed for forage crops. Because forage crops such as pasture, hay, green chop and silage are so important to the agriculture economy of southern Oregon, Grange Co-op strives to provide our customers with the highest quality seed at competitive prices. We are also committed to providing customers with the information necessary to select the forage seed best sui… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Mar 2016
Important Propane Safety Information for users of small cylinders
Please read and follow the safety rules in this post. Share this information with your family to help keep everyone safe and to reduce the risk of serious and potentially fatal injury, fire, or explosion.Refilling small cylinders
MAKE SURE YOUR CYLINDER IS EQUIPPED WITH AN OVERFILL PREVENTION DEVICE (OPD).
An OPD is a safety feature that helps prevent small propane cylinders… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 1st Mar 2016
A rabbit’s diet should consist of:
75% grass hay,20% fortified pellets, and 5% treats.
Good Vegetables Rabbits Can Eat:
Alfalfa Sprouts
Artichoke leaves
Arugula
Asparagus
Baby Sweetcorns (but not full size ones)
Beetroot (can cause gas, feed in moderation)
Broccoli (can cause gas, feed in moderation)
Brussel Sprouts (leaves and sprouts - can cause gas, feed in moderation)
Cabbage (can sometimes cause digestive upsets - ca… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 29th Feb 2016
Variety is the key to encouraging birds of all kinds. Providing a mixture of large trees, (deciduous and conifer); clumps of berry-laden shrubs; fruit trees; many kinds of flowers and grasses; weeds allowed to seed; insects to forage; fresh water; and a well stocked feeder will please a great variety of birds.(P.S. Remember, easy on the chemical sprays.)
Conifers
Douglas Fir
Western Hemlock
Junipers… Read more