Posted by Grange Co-op on 2nd Jan 2016
Foaling time is upon us and we all want to be ready. We've waited almost a year for this and now the time is near. Thirty to sixty days before your mare's due date you want to be sure to give her a 4-way vaccine. This boosts her immune system as well as helps to protect the foal.
As time approaches you will want to inform your veterinarian and remind him or her of the due date so if you need them, they will be prepared.
Be sure your mare i… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 2nd Jan 2016
Grange Co-op is proud to include the
American Flag and accessories in our product assortment. As with all of our products, we want to do all we can to provide you with the information needed to use them properly.Proper Etiquette
The flag should be hoisted briskly and lowered ceremoniously. It is the universal custom to display the flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and on stationary flagstaffs in the open. However, when a… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 30th Nov 2015
Male: Iridescent green upper body, grayish chest and central belly, long black bill, partial white eye ring. In direct sunlight, the dark head, (crown and throat), shines a deep rosy red.
Female and Juvenile: Similar to male, with green crown and only a few rosy flecks on the throat instead of a complete rose red.NESTING:
Early breeder, can lay eggs in December to May depending on location. Female builds a tiny cup nest of downy plant fibe… Read more
Posted by Grange Co-op on 16th Nov 2015
MALE: Deep blue on head, throat, back, wings and tail; deep rusty-red on breast, shoulder patch and flanks, usually shows chestnut patch on back; blue-washed white belly and undertail coverts.
FEMALE: Paler than male, grey throat, buffy breast, grayish blue head and back, light blue wings and tail, white eye-ring.NESTING:
In cavities: natural tree cavity, abandoned woodpecker hole, or birdhouse 2-50ft. above the ground. Nest consists of av… Read more