There will still be the need to control the amount of this hay in your animals’ diet due to the high DE (digestible energy) of this hay. If your animal tends to put on weight, you may want to substitute part of their feed with a lower Non-Structural Carbohydrates (NSC) feed like Teff hay or Bermuda grass hay. Do not substitute with straw or brome as it can be of lower quality.

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ALFALFA HAY #2 ANALYSIS (TYPICAL-NOT GUARANTEED)

Crude Protein: 18%

Digestible Energy (DE): 1.12 Mcal/lb

Lingnin: 6.5%

Crude Fiber: 35%

Non-Structural Carbohydrates (NSC): 13%

Relative Feed Value (RFV): 150

Calcium: 1.19%

Phosphorus: .2%

Ca:P Ratio: 5.95:1

Bale weight: 90-100lbs

Number of stings: 3

Note: The above values are averages from past analyses for comparison purposes and do not represent a certified analysis of this hay. Loads may vary.