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A moment from my Anthro MLP dreamscape. Many folks will assume that hay is just hay, but actually there's many different grades and types of hay which are which best for different kinds of animals. Link Also your hay needs to be of a high enough quality to meet your needs. So it's important inspect the hay you are purchasing and then later on to assure it's been stored properly to assure it is fresh and sound.
Therefore the position of Hay Inspector is an important one for the health and well-being of the community. So much that Autumn Blaze, at Petina's suggestion, has decided to become one. To encourage the kirin Petina has even bought her a T-shirt to celebrate her commitment to the community. At the same time the unicorn reminded her that Hay Inspectors often need assistants and volunteers. Maybe Autumn should talk the AJ about getting her help.
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Therefore the position of Hay Inspector is an important one for the health and well-being of the community. So much that Autumn Blaze, at Petina's suggestion, has decided to become one. To encourage the kirin Petina has even bought her a T-shirt to celebrate her commitment to the community. At the same time the unicorn reminded her that Hay Inspectors often need assistants and volunteers. Maybe Autumn should talk the AJ about getting her help.
I hope you like what you see. Please help make more art like this possible by supporting me at Patreon
Category Artwork (Traditional) / Fanart
Species Kirin
Size 899 x 1280px
File Size 254.7 kB
That comment reminds me of an old two panel comic I was YEARS ago. Two rabbits are talking; the female asks, "Would you like a roll in the hay?" He gets an excited look in his eyes and drags her to a hayloft. She pulls out a napkin and says, "Do you want a cinnamon roll, a croissant, a dinner . . ."
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