All About Hay
…your horse gets the most from it?the key differences in types of hay, how to judge hay quality and tips for feeding and buying hay. What makes hay so important…
…your horse gets the most from it?the key differences in types of hay, how to judge hay quality and tips for feeding and buying hay. What makes hay so important…
…hay, legume hay or a mix of the two types. Less often, certain small grains—oats, wheat, barley—are harvested for horse hay. Legume hays typically provide more protein and calcium than…
…averaged about $100/ton for 20% protein, RFV premium-to-supreme, high NDF hay and $65/ton for 16% alfalfa. Hay at this auction is graded. GlobalHay.com Sales and Procurement. GlobalHay.com, 913/294-6161,E-mail: info@globalhay.com….
…bet, if possible, when you simply can’t find traditional baled hay is to substitute hay pellets, bagged hay or hay cubes. These can all be wet down and made softer…
…and potassium in hay. Remove surface dirt. Soaking hay can also benefit specific medical conditions. Many respiratory allergies in horses are from fungal/mold elements that grow in hay. Soaking does…
…look through the abdomen, but he should not develop a prominent “hay belly.” A hay belly is a sign of parasitism or poor fermentation of the hay and is never…
…hay steamer, such as the Hay Gain, will automatically moisten the hay, which reduces particles. The situation with Clostridium botulinum, the organism that causes botulism, is less clear. Moist heat…
…Damp hay can produce bacteria in the center of the bale that heats things up enough to ignite the drier hay around it. For hay storing options check out: www.coverall.net…
…per pound of low protein hay Alfalfa hay, meal or cubes-6 oz. per pound of straw, 4 to 6 oz. per pound of low protein hay Dried split peas*-4 oz….
Most people only use hay bags to feed their horses when on the road, but hay bags are useful for more than travel. Hay bags also have places in your…