Hay

Western Alfalfa

Alfalfa is a popular source of forage for horses. It is known for its high digestibility and palatability. We source hay regularly from Idaho, New Mexico and Arizona.
Close up of a freshly baled square bale of timothy alfalfa hay

Timothy Alfalfa

This is one of the most commonly found mixes of horse hay. It is planted as a mixture of Timothy and Alfalfa. Generally speaking, the Timothy is dominant to the Alfalfa in most fields. It is sourced from Ohio and Michigan.
Square hay bales stacked on a wagon in a freshly cut field

Orchard Alfalfa

Orchard grass along with Alfalfa has become popular because of its high palatability levels. It is characterized by its lush irregular flower-head and flat stems. It is commonly found in the Ohio valley as well as the Rocky Mountain States.
Tractors baling square hay bales in a timothy field

Western Timothy

Timothy grass is an abundant perennial grass that has leaves and densely packed flower-heads. High quality Timothy is an excellent source of fiber for horses. The best Timothy is generally found in the cooler climates of the U.S. and Western Canada.

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