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Standlee Premium Orchard Grass Bale - 50 lb (no Wrap)
SKU:
1853470
UPC:
184280000346
$20.99
Standlee Premium Western Forage Orchard Grass Compressed Bales for livestock and horses provide balanced nutrition for all stages of life with a moderate protein level, great for those on light to moderate work or on a maintenance diet. Orchard Grass hay also offers lower calories than alfalfa or mixed forages.
Features
- Natural forage length mimics grazing
- Moderate protein
- Lower calories than alfalfa or mixed forages
- Slow intake, stimulates chewing and minimizes digestive upset
- Convenient to handle and store
- Physical form allows visual inspection of quality and consistency
Ingredients
Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Orchard Grass Forage.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min): 8%
- Crude Fat (min): 1.5%
- Crude Fiber (max): 35%
Recommended For
Growing (slow to moderate growth), mature and overweight horses, horses with HYPP, performance horses, mares early in pregnancy, and breeding stallions.
Feeding Direction
Forage is the most important component of a horse's diet and should be fed at a rate of 1.5-2.5% of a horse's body weight.
Feeding Tips
- Weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. This is especially important with baled and compressed forage since similar volumes of forage (a flake for example) vary in weight
- Cut the bands on compressed bales 8 to 10 hr before feeding to allow the bale to expand to avoid overfeeding.
- Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee forage over a 7–10-day period. Replace existing hay on a 1 to 1 basis with Standlee forage
- Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses
- Always provide free access to fresh, clean water
The Big Two Forage Grass: Timothy and Orchard
High quality forage is critical for proper digestive function in horses. Forage (hay/pasture) makes up 60-100% of the diet for horses, depending on their function and activity. For horses that are stalled, or for horses that do not have abundant pasture, stored forage in the form of hay is the primary source of forage. The most popular choices for grasses to be utilized as horse hay are Timothy Grass and Orchard Grass making them the big two forage grasses.
Target Feeding Rate
Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee over a 7-14 day period
- Cattle: Max 3%
- Donkey: Max 1.5%
- Goat: Max 4%
- Liama: Max 2%
Specifications
- Size: 50 lb
Standlee Premium Western Forage Orchard Grass Compressed Bales for livestock and horses provide balanced nutrition for all stages of life with a moderate protein level, great for those on light to moderate work or on a maintenance diet. Orchard Grass hay also offers lower calories than alfalfa or mixed forages.
Features
- Natural forage length mimics grazing
- Moderate protein
- Lower calories than alfalfa or mixed forages
- Slow intake, stimulates chewing and minimizes digestive upset
- Convenient to handle and store
- Physical form allows visual inspection of quality and consistency
Ingredients
Naturally Sun-Cured Premium Western Orchard Grass Forage.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min): 8%
- Crude Fat (min): 1.5%
- Crude Fiber (max): 35%
Recommended For
Growing (slow to moderate growth), mature and overweight horses, horses with HYPP, performance horses, mares early in pregnancy, and breeding stallions.
Feeding Direction
Forage is the most important component of a horse's diet and should be fed at a rate of 1.5-2.5% of a horse's body weight.
Feeding Tips
- Weigh the amount of forage provided to each horse to ensure you are feeding the proper amount. This is especially important with baled and compressed forage since similar volumes of forage (a flake for example) vary in weight
- Cut the bands on compressed bales 8 to 10 hr before feeding to allow the bale to expand to avoid overfeeding.
- Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee forage over a 7–10-day period. Replace existing hay on a 1 to 1 basis with Standlee forage
- Never feed moldy or insect infested forage to horses
- Always provide free access to fresh, clean water
The Big Two Forage Grass: Timothy and Orchard
High quality forage is critical for proper digestive function in horses. Forage (hay/pasture) makes up 60-100% of the diet for horses, depending on their function and activity. For horses that are stalled, or for horses that do not have abundant pasture, stored forage in the form of hay is the primary source of forage. The most popular choices for grasses to be utilized as horse hay are Timothy Grass and Orchard Grass making them the big two forage grasses.
Target Feeding Rate
Gradually replace existing hay with Standlee over a 7-14 day period
- Cattle: Max 3%
- Donkey: Max 1.5%
- Goat: Max 4%
- Liama: Max 2%
Specifications
- Size: 50 lb
