The Advocatesâ office provides speakers for group presentations on a wide range of educational topics, including: 1  Identity theft, fraud and scams. 2  Reverse mortgages. 3  Long-term care and end-of-life issues.  Senior safety and home 1  modifications. Benefits and Social Security. 2  Retirement. Elder  abuse.
salt hay. 1. hay made up of salt grass, often used as fodder or as a mulch. Cattle are reported to have sometimes eaten them in lieu of salt hay. The face and back of the concrete were prevented from freezing by a liberal packing of salt hay just outside the forms. Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, vol.
Horse owners and veterinarians are commonly requesting information regarding the use of haylage (hay-crop silage) and/or treated hay as low-dust feed alternatives for horses.The dust in hay is formed when the hay is insufficiently dried, resulting in heating and spoilage and allowing the growth of molds.aylage is one of the alternative methods of preserving hay when weather conditions prevent the drying of hay below 14% moisture content. Unfortunately, haylage is not recommended when feeding horses due to the danger of botulism.