Horse hay

Here are a few common myths about horse hay, how these myths came to be accepted and, finally, the truth.

Feeding alfalfa hay is good for horses that have difficulty putting and keeping on weight and for those in training.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT HORSE HAYAdapted from eXtension HorseQuest Articles and News and My Horse University Horse Nutrition Online Course Authors: • Dennis Cash, Montana State University • Ashley Griffin, University of Kentucky • Jennifer Nadeau, University of Connecticut • Christine Skelly, Michigan State University In this issue: • Choose the Right Hay for Your Horses • Evaluating Horse Hay • Hay Analysis: Its Importance and Interpretations CHOSE THE RIGHT HAY FOR YOUR HORSECh

There are many types of horse hay available in the United States. Here are 15 types of horse hay that you can find across the country.

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Is second cut better than first cut? Is timothy better than orchard grass? Are alfalfa mixes better than grass hay? Is soft hay better than coarse hay? Is low sugar hay better than regular hay? These are good questions, all with the same answer: It depends on the horse you’re feeding.

Depending on how many horses you have to feed, your hay bill can get expensive! One horse can consume between 15 and 30 bales of hay...

Be sure new hay is dry and free of dust and mold, and always introduce it to horses' diets slowly.

Is triticale a good hay for horses?