Conroe Hay Sales Products

 Alfalfa hay is a leafy, green legume hay with a soft texture and a rich, deep green color. It's high in protein, calcium, and energy, and also contains vitamins A, D, E, and K, and fiber.

 Due to its high protein and energy content, alfalfa hay is often used to promote weight gain in animals, making it suitable for growing livestock and lactating dairy cows. 

 California Bermuda hay is a warm-season grass hay that's a common feed for horses and cattle in the Southern United States. 

 Bermuda hay has high fiber content, which can be good for a horse's digestive tract. This makes it a good base fodder for less active horses or horses that tend to be overweight.

 Coastal hay is a common type of forage used as feed for livestock, particularly in coastal regions. It is valued for its nutritional content, which makes it suitable for various animals.   

Coastal hay provides a good source of energy for livestock due to its carbohydrate content. 

 Round hay bales can be beneficial for livestock as they provide an economical and practical way to feed horses and cows, especially in winter when pasture forage is limited. 

 Round bales are often preferred because they are easier to store and move than smaller bales, and they are also easier to feed to cattle and other livestock.  

 Cow hay is generally considered to be a lower quality hay that is suitable for most beef cattle. 

This ay is often made from mixtures of grasses, such as ryegrass, timothy, brome, fescue, Bermuda grass, and orchard grass, depending on the region. It may also include legumes, such as alfalfa and clovers.