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Hay Cuttings: Which Ones for Which Species?
There can be much debate about which cutting of hay is best for which species of animal. Unfortunately, there is no way to win that debate. The issue is far too complex.
First off, there is just as much variance within a species for which cutting of hay is best as there is between species. Second, as discussed in a previous
blog, there can be more variance in the quality within a cutting of hay than between cuttings. However, we can provide some general guidelines to keep in mind.
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Apr 1st 2020
Hay Cuttings: A Comparison
In a previous
blog, we discussed when to cut hay. In this blog, we will provide an overview of a season’s different hay cuttings.
Typically, first cuttings of a hay season can be achieved around May 15th in the southern regions of the US and May 25th to the north. The climate of a location will determine the number of cuttings that can be achieved each year. Northern areas of the US might only get 2 cuttings per season while southern areas might get 4 or more.
In very general terms,
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Feb 1st 2020