Is bedding made from Poplar trees harmful to my horse?

Even non-toxic trees can be infected by fungi or bacteria that produce toxins. ... . There are confirmed cases of dogs and of horses having fatal reactions to eating cherry wood. ... . So it is not recommended to be used as bedding or cage litter. ... The Poplars are medium-sized to large or very large deciduous trees, growing to  ... ..

I recently had a sample of horse stall bedding analyzed by the US ... Maple, white oak, yellow poplar, tulip tree, ash, tan hickory, red oak, ... She confirmed my information that "hardwoods" do not make a good bedding material for horses. In fact, Black Walnut is extrememly toxic to horses and should never ...

Of grazing animals, horses are most susceptible to the effects of black locust. ... ( Juglans nigra) – Black walnut is a large tree growing in rich forest soils ... Bracken is also a source of tannin and is used for thatching and as bedding for livestock. ... ... flowers, and nectar (as well as honey made from it), contain a toxic resino...

I've begun my tree as fodder experiment: ... at least has a shorter turn around time (willow, mulberry, elm, poplars). ... . I made sure the cows would eat it first. ... . at we regularly put extra christmas trees through a chipper for bedding. ... for my timber and milling efforts) can be highly toxic to cattle and horses.

we get horse manure/bedding mix from a farm..and they use cedar bedding for their ... I think cedar duff is best used to mulch cedar trees. ... . I would think mushrooms like apple, poplar, or elm -- but them Im mostly familiar with morels. ... I have structures made from raw Cypress logs near some of my plants.

Use on Lawns, Ornamental Gardens & Trees ... Call a poison control center or doctor for treatment advice. ... . Put fresh bedding down once spray has dried. ... . Application should be made prior to occupancy. ... . mock-orange, oak, palm, philodendron, pine, poinsettia, tulip, poplar, rhododendron, taxus ... . Horse Medications