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Alfalfa, timothy, straw – oh my! The world of Anderson Hay is here for your choosing. Discover the endless benefits, updates, and origins of our different feeds and products in our most recent blogs below.

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Anderson Hay & Grain Receives USDA Organic Certification to Offer Organic Timothy Hay for Small Pet Market
Anderson Hay & Grain Receives USDA Organic Certification to Offer Organic Timothy Hay for Small Pet Market
One of the First U.S. Companies to Sell USDA Certified Organic Timothy Hay Under Sister…
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Timothy and Grass Hay Needs for Small Pets
Nutritional Needs of Small Herbivores Guinea pigs, chinchillas, and rabbits are small herbivores, or plant-eating…
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Which Cutting of Timothy Hay is Better for Horses?
Timothy hay is an excellent source of fiber and roughage to include in your horse’s diet.…
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Forage Nutrition 101: How Phosphorus Impacts Hay Quality
Hay Quality for Horses & Livestock In the agriculture industry, the quality of forage for…
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Where Does Timothy Hay Grow
Where Does Timothy Hay Grow?
Timothy hay (phleum pratense) also known as meadow cat’s-tail, is a perennial grass hay used…
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Acid Detergent Fiber & Neutral Detergent Fiber
Forage Nutrition 101: Acid Detergent Fiber & Neutral Detergent Fiber
Success in the agriculture industry starts with the quality of your forages. They need to…
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Forage Nutrition 101: Crude Protein
Forage Nutrition 101: Crude Protein
High-quality forages are essential for livestock, as premium products provide the optimal amounts of energy, protein,…
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What is Timothy Hay?
Not all hay is created equal. In fact, it varies greatly according to plant type,…
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Flakes of hay: How much to feed your horse?
How Do Horses Digestion Systems Work? Horses are non-ruminant herbivores, meaning they have a single…
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