Hay info
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Brome Grass Hay
Brome hay is a nutritious, highly palatable cool-season perennial grass commonly fed to horses, cattle, sheep, and goats. It typically yields soft, leafy forage with a strong nutrient profile, good digestibility, and lower sugar levels. Brome is widely favored for its drought tolerance and safety for pregnant or lactating mares.
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Alfalfa Hay
A premium, nutrient-dense legume forage widely known for having the highest feeding value, highest protein content, and highest calcium levels of all common hay crops. It is primarily used to feed high-producing dairy cows, growing livestock, performance horses, lactating mares, and small pets like young rabbits.
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Prairie Hay
A natural, high-fiber, and low-protein blend of native Midwest grasses. Highly digestible and low in potassium, it serves as excellent roughage for livestock like pregnant cows, horses, and small exotic pets. It typically yields between 6% and 8% crude protein depending on the harvest.
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Alfalfa/Orchardgrass Blend
The alfalfa and orchard grass mix boasts a higher protein content than pure grass hays, thanks to alfalfa's contribution, while maintaining a desirable fiber level from orchardgrass. This balance is ideal for growing, lactating, or high-performance animals, and offers a comprehensive range of vitamins and minerals.
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Timothy Hay
Treat your furry friends to the finest Timothy hay nature has to offer. Grown in nutrient-rich soils and basked in ample sunshine, our Timothy hay boasts a delicate balance of fiber, protein, and essential nutrients. With its long, soft stems and sweet aroma, this premium hay is irresistible to rabbits, chinchillas, and other small herbivores.
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Clover Hay
Clover hay comes primarily in three types based on flower color: white, red, and purple clover. Clover hay is highly palatable and provides high-quality protein at a low cost. It can improve rumen function and support growth in cattle, sheep, and goats. Red clover in particular may reduce harmful bacteria in the rumen.
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