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).
As Iâve been looking through my on-hand supply of leftover vegetable seeds, in particular, I kept saying to myself, âNow does lettuce last two years or five?â and knew it was time once and for all to make a handy reference chart comparing how long different seeds last, according to whom. Most seed will last a couple to several yearsâbut there are disclaimers to even that general a statement. As living things, seeds are perishable, particularly if not kept cool and dry (such as in a tightly sealed jar in the refrigerator or freezer). Humidity, in particular, is death to seeds.