Premium Alfalfa Hay.
We exclusively work with farmers who are dedicated about producing the best Alfalfa hay available. Our hay is appropriate for horses, dairy cows, lambs, goats, and other smaller animals; simply add it. Our hay is appropriate for horses and other livestock such as dairy cows, sheep, goats, and other smaller animals; simply add it to any feeder when animals are not foraging in pastures.
Nutrition: Alfalfa Hay
Alfalfa is rich in protein and digestible energy (DE). It supplies all of the nutrients and energy that active, nursing, or growing horses require. However, adult horses with lesser protein requirements may not require plain Alfalfa hay due to its high protein concentration. Grass hay or alfalfa mix hay of grass hay and alfalfa may provide adequate nutritional value for your horse. If your horse tends to gain weight, you must limit the amount of Alfalfa in their meal. This is simply accomplished by supplementing their food with grass hay. Second, this will provide much-needed fiber to your animals’ diets, thereby preventing impaction.
Recommendations: Alfalfa Hay for Sale.
Premium Alfalfa is ideal for working or showing horses with high activity and nutritional requirements. It’s also a good feed for lactating dairy cows. Our delivery expertise will ensure that our high-quality Alfalfa bales arrive in the same excellent condition in which they left our lot. We cover all of our hay bales to protect them from weather damage while in transit. We have the greatest grade Alfalfa available at a fantastic price!
Our buyers are our top focus. We send our bales throughout the United States at cheap rates. We advise you to contact us ahead of time about your feed requirements so that we can provide you with the exact fodder you require. Choose excellent Alfalfa bales for best health and performance. Quality hay can make a difference.
Premium Alfalfa Hay Analysis (Typical-not Guaranteed)
- Crude Protein: 18.7%
- Digestible Energy (DE): 1.02 Mcal/lb
- Lingnin: 5.6%
- Crude Fiber: 34.4%
- Starch: 2.2%
- Non-Structural Carbohydrates (NSC): 13%
- Relative Feed Value (RFV): 159
- Calcium: 1.12%
- Phosphorus: .21%
- Ca:P Ratio: 5.3:1
- Bale weight: 90-100lbs
- Number of stings: 3
Note: The above values are averages for comparison purposes and do not represent a certified analysis of this hay. Loads may vary.
