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That the farm gives you chometz to feed the animals? We aren’t allowed to take or own it but nobody realized, not even me until I used half the bucket; then i realized and made hefker…
Someone please tell me I’m wrong. They gave pellets inside of regular Ice cream cones (cones made for human consumption except they were filled with animal food/pellets)Yes.
Next time bring matzah cones filled with berries and baby carrots.
Or lettuce wraps filled with carrots and celery.
Wet matzah might turn into gebrokts.
Wait question please… can matzah get wet if you don’t do gebrokts? I thought not but even a matzah sandwich with lettuce and charoset at the seder dampens the matzah.
LB, people who are very careful about gebrokts do not make their korach “sandwiches” with wet lettuce. They are very careful to dry all lettuce and use a minimum of charoses, which should not contain water, only wine/fruit juice.
On the issue of the OP, I would not suggest taking anything of my own to feed animals at a farm as there are things animals should not and cannot eat. Only the farmer knows what is healthy to give them. If it is Pesach, possibly do not go visit farms (as may have been suggested in the other thread DY linked) or do not feed the animals.
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