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	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Hay (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Hay is dried grass (and pasture flowers) used to feed domestic animals at places or times where there is not enough (fresh) grass or when fresh grass by itself is too rich in some qualities for easy digestion by the animal.
		The stack was made waterproof as it was built (a task of considerable skill) and the hay would compress under its own weight and cure by the release of heat from the residual moisture in the hay and from the compression forces.
		Baled hay was discharged from the rear of the baler onto the paddock.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Hay (1101 words)

	William Hay - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Captain William Hay CB (1794–1855) was the second and last junior Joint Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, one of two heads of the London Metropolitan Police.
		Hay served in a light dragoon regiment in the Peninsular War and at the Battle of Waterloo.
		In 1852, the crowds coming to pay their respects at the lying-in-state of the Duke of Wellington got out of hand and it was reported that one or two people had been crushed to death.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/William_Hay (320 words)

	Wellington: Economic history \| British History Online
		In 1086 Wellington manor with its berewicks, and Leegomery and Wappenshall, in Leegomery manor, included much land capable of supporting herds and crops, and was far more developed than nearby Lilleshall, an area of similar size.
		49) The hay was the only woodland that the Crown had preserved and inclosed for hunting; nevertheless the keeper had been allowed an assart in it, the men of Wellington could pasture their livestock there most of the year, and pannage was sold.
		Malt was milled in Wellington in 1601 (fn.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18142 (8089 words)

	Wellington: Manors and other estates \| British History Online
		From 1177 to 1189 the king assigned lands in Wellington to Simon son of Simon, keeper of Stretton castle, with an annual allowance from Wellington's revenues.
		APLEY was presumably one of the berewicks belonging to Wellington in 1066.
		at Arleston in free socage of the manor of Wellington, (fn.
	www.british-history.ac.uk /report.asp?compid=18141 (5189 words)

	Hay (surname) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hay is a surname, and may refer to
		John Hay, 8th Lord Hay of Yester (1593-1653) (became Earl of Tweeddale in 1646)
		John Hay, 2nd Earl of Tweeddale (1626-1697) (became Marquess of Tweeddale in 1694)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hay_(surname) (450 words)

	DNZB / BIOGRAPHY
		Peter Seton Hay was born in Glasgow, Scotland, probably in 1852 or 1853, the son of Janet (Jessie) Dalziel and her husband, James Johnston Hay, a journeyman engineer.
		Hay helped plan most of the important railway works of the central North Island section and was responsible for the primary design of the Makohine, Mangaweka, Hapuawhenua, Taonui, Manganui-a-te-ao and Makatote viaducts.
		One of Hay's major achievements was his investigation and report on the proposed Southern Alps rail crossing by the Midland railway in 1903.
	www.dnzb.govt.nz /dnzb/Essay_Body.asp?PersonEssay=2H24&related=false (947 words)

	Hay for Horses
		Hay can be a composition of one or more legumes or grasses at various proportions depending on the composition of the plants in the field from which the hay was harvested.
		Alfalfa hay has to be fed with some care because of its high calcium level in relation to phosphorus (range from 5:1 to 8:1).
		Hay growers have been taught to harvest hay in the early flower stage to obtain high protein/energy hay.
	www.omafra.gov.on.ca /english/livestock/horses/facts/info_hay.htm (1867 words)

	TERMS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		A commissary was established in the kitchen of the former Wellington Cafe and Cafeteria when the first restaurant was opened, and when the third restaurant was opened the commissary was moved to the basement of the Elliott Hotel.
		The commissary is still maintained in the Bolton and Hay plan of operation where the pies and sweet rolls are baked and the meat is cut and sent to each restaurant ready to cook and serve.
		Part of the first year the job of baking pies and cutting meat was alternately done daily by Bolton and Hay and delivered to the restaurants in a two-wheel push cart until one night the cart disappeared and an old Model T Ford truck was purchased and used to make deliveries.
	www.boltonhay.com /history3.htm (383 words)

	Jen's publications
		Hay, J and Baayen, H. Shifting paradigms: gradient structure in morphology.
		Hay, Jennifer and Margaret Maclagan (forthcoming) Social and phonetic conditioners on the frequency and degree of intrusive /r/ in New Zealand English.
		Hay, Jennifer (1998) The Non-uniformity of Degree Achievements.
	www.ling.canterbury.ac.nz /jen/pubs.html (1427 words)

	31st Winter Equestrian Festival Opens 2003 Season with Nutrena/Western Hay Wellington Classic- Equi.Net Magazine ...
		Wellington, FL-- January 27, 2003—The Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) opened its 31st season with the Nutrena/Western Hay Wellington Classic, January 22- 26, at the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club.
		Emily Williams of Wellington, FL, rode Hushabye to a second-place finish with a clear jump-off round in a time of 39.87 seconds.
		Admission to the Winter Equestrian Festival at Wellington is free every Wednesday, and children under 12 are always admitted free.
	www.equiworld.net /0103/wef17.htm (626 words)

	Nutrena And Western Hay Sponsor Week 1 At Winter Equestrian Festival - Equiworld Horse Magazine January 2004
		WELLINGTON, FL - January 26, 2004 - The first week of the 32nd annual Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF) in Wellington, Florida, is titled the Nutrena/Western Hay Wellington Classic CSI***, which runs from January 28 through February 1.
		Co-sponsor of the week, Western Hay Company, Inc., is a premier supplier of quality hay and cubes with more than 25 years serving the equine industry in the US as well as worldwide.
		Western Hay is known for its topnotch alfalfa, timothy, and timothy/alfalfa mix hay from the western and eastern United States.
	www.equiworld.net /uk/ezine/0104/wef07.htm (900 words)

	Green fields and sparkling waters: Wellington agriculture
		Wellington's motto has long been, "A nice place to grow." For most of its existence, it has also been a nice place to grow crops!
		Cut and bailed into hay, it provided feed that could be stored through the winter months.
		Wellington is celebrating its centennial this year with a communitywide event set for Sept. 16 - 18.
	www.northfortynews.com /WellingtonCentennial/200505WellingtonCentennial.htm (875 words)

	Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Hay and Gibbons was established in 1987 to offer refrigeration services to the hospitality industry, since then our services have been expanded to all industries and include,
		Based in the Wellington region we offer 24 hour service and maintenance using our fully qualified staff, mobile and equipped with a wide range of spare parts, your equipment might have blown a fuse but our high level of service means you won't have to as well.
		We are fully New Zealand owned and operated and the largest privately owned specialist refrigeration company in the Wellington area.
	hayandgibbons.co.nz (226 words)

	Wellington Shire Council - How You Can Prevent the Spread of Weeds
		There are many things you can do to prevent the spread of weeds, simple things that will ensure weeds are not spread throughout your property or along roadsides.
		Don’t sell hay from areas where weeds were growing, this will spread the seed from one farm to another or from one area of your property to another.
		When mowing or slashing roadsides, try to do it when plants are not seeding or when they are dormant.
	www.wellington.vic.gov.au /page/page.asp?page_id=657 (306 words)

	Wellington Tennis Incorporated - Seniors
		Commencing early October and concluding in March each year, this competition brings together the best players from throughout the greater Wellington region as well as from the lower North Island and top of South Island, including players from Auckland.
		This competition is played fortnightly at club and association courts and allows players to continue competitive play year round.
		The competition is played each Saturday and Sunday morning, is held at both the Renouf Tennis Centre and affiliated clubs and is played along similar lines to the ASB Bank Regional competition.
	www.wellingtontennis.org.nz /senior/index.cfm (359 words)

	Spreading the socialist message in the local body elections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In Wellington city, Steven Hay secured 1,200 votes in the mayoralty contest, while Nick Kelly secured over 5 percent of the vote for mayor in Upper Hutt.
		While the usually deadly dull candidates of the mainstream focussed on their personal life stories and how much they loved living in their areas, ACA candidates talked about the growth of poverty and inequality at a national level and big political issues like the occupation of Iraq.
		In Wellington and Christchurch, sitting liberal, business-friendly mayors were returned.
	home.clear.net.nz /pages/wpnz/nov4-04localbody.htm (524 words)

	Camp Cooley Ranch << News
		Franklin, TX - Wellington Farms, Killen, Alabama was recently honored by Camp Cooley Ranch®, Franklin, Texas for the outstanding performance of their Angus bulls in the Camp Cooley Ranch® cooperator program.
		Camp Cooley Ranch® is home to registered Brangus, Angus and Charolais cattle and currently works with over 70 herds in 15 states in their cooperator program, that includes consulting, marketing, feedlot alliances, as well as other herd management services.
		Wayne McGuyer, Wellington Farms bred the Angus bulls with the highest ribeye area measurement and highest final weight in the Spring ‘03 born cooperator group.
	www.campcooley.com /News/pr_wellington.htm (216 words)

	Mid-Michigan Remembers
		Wellington R. Burt was a very vindictive man. He sometimes gave a lot, but more often gave too little.
		All of his money was put into an account at Second National Bank and was not to be distributed until twenty-one years after the last survivors of his two grandchildren, Wellington Burt Hay, and Wellington R. Burt III died ("Millions Beckon Heirs").
		"Wellington R Burt Dies at Age 87; Remarkable Career." The Saginaw News 3 Mar. 1919: n.p.
	www.delta.edu /michiganremembers/stories/w_r_burt.htm (768 words)

	Equiworld Magazine January 2004- Text Only
		Wellington, Florida—The move from the Young Rider ranks to the adult ring is usually a tough one, but Michael Shondel, team gold medalist at the 2003 North American Young Riders Championships, has been making it look easy.
		WELLINGTON, FL - January 30, 2004 - Last to go proved to be best as McLain Ward aboard Cinderella, the final duo in a field of 80 starters, won the $5,000 North American League Acorn Hill Farm Speed Challenge at the Winter Equestrian Festival today.
		WELLINGTON, FL - January 28, 2004 - Right on time for the winter horse show circuits, certified hypnotist and sports hypnotist Laura Boynton King has scheduled an all-new "Keys To Winning Equestrian Peak Performance Clinic" to be held on Monday, February 23, 2004, in Wellington, Florida.
	highland.equiworld.com /gb/ezine/0104/index5.htm (5727 words)

	2004 Winter Equestrian Festival - Wellington High School Band To Play At WEF And Hold Fundraiser February 8
		The Wellington High School Band will also hold a fundraiser at the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club show grounds on February 8 to help enable the Marching Band to participate in the National World War II Veteran's Memorial Dedication Parade in Washington, DC, on Memorial Day 2004.
		The Wellington High School Band is comprised of approximately 180 students in grades 9-12.
		The band is under the direction of Mary Oser, who is in her 13th year at Wellington High School.
	www.horsenpony.com /news/wef/equinews_display.asp?id=420 (819 words)

	Alberta Equine ...On-Line News: Clara Lindner And Priceless Win Amateur-Owner Hunter 18-35 Championship, Section A
		Wellington, Florida --- “My horses are all really good in the mud, actually, they’re used to it.
		With 50 entries, the A-O Hunter 18-35 Championship was divided into two 25-horse sections, A and B; each group competed in four over-fences classes and one under saddle class over two days in the Grand Hunter Field to determine the Champion for each section.
		Lindner placed second in her first over-fences class, was out of the ribbons in the second class yesterday and the first class today, and then won the under saddle and today’s over-fences class to clinch the Championship.
	www.albertaequine.com /news/listnews.asp?ID=672 (750 words)

	NCDA&CS Hay Alert Sellers Page
		Comments: We have 2005 crp grass hay for sale at $67/ton, 2005 2nd and 3rd cut alfalfa for $84/ton, and 2005 wheat straw for $30/bale.
		Comments: I have coastal hay in excelent condition, maintained, well fertalized and barn kept.
		Comments: Square bales and round bales both fescue and orchard are horse hay.
	www.agr.state.nc.us /HayAlert/Advanced_HaySellers.asp?page=4 (598 words)

	Classified Advertising
		ALFALFA HAY: 100- alfalfa 4x5 pre-cut, 1st cut; 300 tree foil & grass, 4x5, 1st cut; 110 alfalfa 4x5, 2nd cut.
		HAY & STRAW Will deliver in loads of 42-4x5, 72-big square bales or 500 small square bales.
		HAY FOR SALE- small squares and 4x5 rounds.
	www.wellingtonadvertiser.com /class/ads1.htm (1452 words)

	Wellington-Guelph Community Portal - Content (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		If it's hay or forage products you require, we are the Harvesting Specialists.
		The Centre Wellington Chamber of Commerce supports Fergus, Elora, Salem, Belwood, Aboyne and surrounding areas, all proud communities in the Township of Centre Wellington.
		Centre Wellington is a spectacular backdrop for some of the best festivals, events, soft adventure and activities this Province has to offer.
	www.wellingtonguelph.ca /WGPortal/content.aspx?guid={64D6D3AC-DCEA-49BE-9091-BFCBAF6E9670} (164 words)

	DressageDaily: 2003 Winter Equestrian Festival to Host Top-Level Dressage Competition
		Dressage, which means simply “training” in French, forms the basis for training horses in most disciplines, such as hunters and jumpers, but only very talented horses and riders can reach the upper levels of dressage demonstrated during WEF competition.
		During the 2003 Winter Equestrian Festival’s 11-week run, in which it hosts top-level hunter and jumper competition in addition to excellent dressage action, it “moves” to several Florida venues: The Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club in Wellington and the Bob Thomas Equestrian Center and Raymond James Stadium in Tampa.
		The Winter Equestrian Festival then returns to Wellington for the $200,000 American Grandprix Association (AGA) National Championship, presented by Budweiser, April 2-6.
	www.dressagedaily.com /2003/dd_200301/dd_20030119.html (540 words)

	Horsesdaily News: 2005 Winter Equestrian Festival Kicks Off Aboard the Duchossois Yacht, Blue Moon
		Wellington, FL- December 9, 2004- Tis the Season to Celebrate – Not just the approaching holidays, but also the start of the 2005 Winter Equestrian Festival coming in January.
		The Winter Equestrian Festival kicks off in Wellington at the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club on January 26, 2005 with eight weeks of back-to-back horse shows through March 20.
		The festival will then move to Tampa for two weeks at the Bob Thomas Equestrian Center, and close with the Budweiser American Invitational on April 2 at the Raymond James Stadium.
	www.horsesdaily.com /news/showjumping/2004/12-09-winter_eques_schedule.html (309 words)

	Horsesdaily News: The Stage is Set for the Return of the 31st Annual Winter Equestrian Festival
		Wellington, FL—December 19, 2002—The 31st annual Winter Equestrian Festival (WEF), the nation’s premier equestrian competition, will return to the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club in Wellington and the Bob Thomas Equestrian Center and Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL, beginning in January 2003.
		A USA Equestrian Medal Class, the Wellington Equus Medal competition will take place on Tuesday evening, February 25, and is open only to U.S. riders who have competed internationally for the United States Equestrian Team in a CSIO event.
		Riders will be judged on their equitation abilities and must display correct form on the flat and over fences in addition to a mastery of their horses’ movements.
	www.horsedaily.com /news/showjumping/2003/03wef/12-19-wef.html (987 words)

	Wellington man brings hay to town - Wichita Business Journal: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Groundbreaking was Tuesday for a new rural Wellington business designed to bring the benefits of hay to urban areas of Kansas.
		Called "Hay to Go," Wellington farmer Don Applegate hopes to link the smaller, shrink-wrapped bales his new business will produce with urban buyers.
		Hay has a variety of urban uses, Applegate says, including home decorating, gardening, small animal bedding.
	www.bizjournals.com /wichita/stories/2005/05/30/daily10.html (630 words)

	Anne K. Gittins Photography : Home
		Wellington, FL Dec. 30 2005 - Jan. 1 2006
		Wellington, FL The photographs on display at AnneGittins.com are the property of AnneGittins.com and are protected by United States and International copyright laws.
		No permission, either express or implied, is granted for the electronic transmission, storage, retrieval, or printing of the photographs contained on AnneGittins.com, other than that which is related to the normal "caching" practices of world wide web browsers.
	www.annegittins.com /scripts/store/imageFolio.cgi (688 words)

	Florida Horse.Com - 2004 WEF-Week 1 Wrap-Up
		Following eight weeks of back-to-back shows in Wellington through March 21, the action moves to Tampa for two weeks at the Bob Thomas Equestrian Center, and caps off with the Budweiser American Invitational on April 3 at the Raymond James Stadium.
		The finale event of Week 1 was the $35,000 Farr XTN Grand Prix of Palm Beach presented by Western Hay, CSI*** on Sunday, February 1.
		McLain Ward and Goldika 559 topped a class of 49 entries in the Nutrena/Western Hay $25,000 WEF Challenge Cup Series – Round I, CSI** on Thursday, January 29, the second day of competition.
	www.floridahorse.com /2004wefwk1.html (2029 words)

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