High Quality Hay & Feed Available For Sale!
We understand the importance of keeping your animals healthy, happy, and well-fed. Whether you're caring for horses, cattle, sheep, or goats, we aim to provide you with high quality feed in varieties your animals love.
Varieties They Enjoy, In The Quality They Need, At A Price You'll Love!
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A Little Bit About Hay...
🌾 Timothy Hay
Type:
Cool-season grass Best For: Adult horses, rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small herbivoresKey Benefits: High in fiber for digestive healthModerate protein (7–11%) and low calcium, reducing risk of urinary issuesPromotes dental wear in small animalsVitamins & Minerals:Vitamin A & D – supports vision and bone healthMagnesium, potassium, sulfur – aids muscle function and hydrationLow calcium – ideal for animals prone to bladder stones
🌿 Orchard Grass
Type:
Cool-season grass Best For: Horses of all ages, especially picky eatersKey Benefits:
Slightly higher protein and energy than TimothySoft texture and high palatabilityGood for horses with sensitive digestive systemsVitamins & Minerals:Calcium & phosphorus – balanced ratio for bone healthPotassium & magnesium – supports muscle and nerve functionModerate sugar content – suitable for most horses
🌱 Alfalfa
Type:
Legume Best For: Young, growing animals, lactating mares, performance horsesKey Benefits:
Very high protein (15–22%) and calciumSupports muscle growth, milk production, and weight gainRich in antioxidants and phytoestrogensVitamins & Minerals:Vitamin K, C, B1, B2, folate, iron, magnesium, copperCalcium & phosphorus – excellent for bone developmentSaponins – may help lower cholesterol and support immune health
⚠️ Not ideal for adult animals with low energy needs or those prone to urinary issues due to high calcium.
⚠️ Not ideal for adult animals with low energy needs or those prone to urinary issues due to high calcium.
🌴 Coastal/Bermuda Grass
Type:
Warm-season grass
Best For:
Maintenance horses, cattle, and livestock in humid climatesKey Benefits:High fiber, low sugar – good for horses prone to laminitisLower protein (8–14%) and calcium than alfalfaAffordable and widely available in southern U.S.Vitamins & Minerals:Vitamins A & D, calcium, phosphorusModerate digestibility depending on harvest timing