1 Make certain that the foal is consuming at least 1 pound per month of age of a feed designed for foals and weanlings. ( 2 Ex: If a foal is 4 months of age, it should be consuming at least 4 pounds of feed per day.) Keep in mind that beyond two months of age, the damâs milk is not sufficient to maintain adequate growth. (Ex: If a foal is 4 months of age, it should be consuming at least 4 pounds of feed per day.) Keep in mind that beyond two months of age, the damâs milk is not sufficient to maintain adequate growth. 2  The foal should also have access to high quality forage, loose salt and fresh, clean water.
Answer by ebu (14). Grass seed will stay good for at least a year and a half to two years, depending on the storage conditions (cool and dry).It will probably stay viable for longer-the only issue is that the germination rate will not be as high as with fresh seed.add a comment.+1 vote!nswer by ebu (14). Grass seed will stay good for at least a year and a half to two years, depending on the storage conditions (cool and dry).
Grass seed not in good contact with the soil cannot warm up correctly for successful germination. Seeds rely on warmth and soil moisture to swell and sprout. If your seeds remain at their ideal temperature range and are planted no more than 1/4 inch deep, you should see germination after three weeks.It is critical to keep the top 1/2 inch of soil moist with a misty spray so the seeds continue to absorb moisture as the seedling grows larger.ermination Failure. Grass seeds may fail if the temperatures aren't right for the particular type of grass. For example, warm-season grasses planted during a spring cold snap will stay dormant. As they lay in the soil, surrounding weed seeds take over the space and make it harder for the grass to become established.