What does it mean when there are no acorns? First, it takes a lot of energy to ripen a big crop, so basically the oak takes the next year off. Second, bad weather when oaks are blooming can inhibit pollination. No pollination, no acorns. Begin typing your search term above and press enter to search. Press ESC to cancel.
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The risk is highest in the UK at the end of long dry summers, even so most horses are sensible enough not to eat large numbers.
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