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Looking for a high-quality, nutrient-dense hay to support the health of your horse farm or cattle herd? Look no further than Premium Eastern Timothy Hay. Our hay is grown in the nutrient-rich soils of the eastern United States, and is packed with the health-supporting nutrients your animals need. We ship our hay in bulk quantities, so you can buy what you need and get great values in the process. Order today and see the difference!
Timothy Hay in 2 String Bales
#1 Quality timothy 1st cut hay in 2 string bales is a staple horse feed within the riding and show horse category. This hay provides adult working horses with a consistent lower protein high fiber feed. The hay is harvested when timothy is fully mature during the summer when hot dry days allow for sound drying. 1st cut timothy can seem coarse, less green and stemmy compared to other grass hays but that's its nature and why it provides such a good source of fiber. Produced across NY, PA, OH, MI and Ontario on many smaller farms, consistency can be a challenge but over the years our company has excelled in grading and matching batches to the same customers year round. The bales weigh around 65lb and contain about 15 flakes. They can be easily handled in any stable operation.
Timothy 1st Cut Hay in Large Square Bales
1st cut hay in large square bales, same quality hay as our smaller bales just in a 700lb package. The hay is green, smells good and will be sound through. Large square bales can be fed easily by flaking off the bale at a considerable savings to small square bales. Excellent choice for larger horse farms.
Timothy Hay in 3 Strap Bales
Timothy 1st Cut Hay in 3 strap bales is a staple horse feed within the riding and show horse category. This hay provides adult working horses with a consistent lower protein high fiber feed. The hay is harvested when timothy is fully mature during the summer when hot dry days allow for sound drying. 1st cut timothy can seem coarse, less green and stemmy compared to other grass hay but that’s its nature and why it provides such a good source of fiber. Produced across NY, PA, OH, MI and Ontario in large square bales, then they are cut and repackaged in the 3 strap bale,. The bales weigh around 70lb and contain about 15 flakes. They can be easily handled in any stable operation.