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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Haylage vs HayIt is commonly acknowledged that the fundamental difference between hay and haylage is the way it is produced. However, the subsequent pros and cons of feeding either are wholly dependent on the quality and choice of grasses used to make it. Made from prime, first cut Italian and Perennial Rye Grasses, Rowan Lodge Farm’s quality equine haylage provides numerous unrivalled benefits. More Nutrient Dense and Highly Digestible – providing a higher feed value, resulting in a reduced reliance on additional hard feed, making it cost effective. Contrary to popular belief, haylage is tends to be lower in sugar than hay, and contains more protein without bulk feeding. Highly Palatable - pleasing the fussiest of eaters. Dust Free - an excellent choice for horses with a compromised respiratory system or those regularly stabled.
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What Grasses Do You Bale?At Rowan Lodge Farm we reseed our grasses every 3 years. This is how we ensure the 3000 bales we produce annually are of the highest quality.Using a ryegrass mix, our nutrient dense haylage is the natural forage of choice for your horse.
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How Long Do Your Bales Last Once Open?How long a bale will remain fresh for after opening depends highly on temperature and the number of equines being fed. Rowan Lodge Farm's small bales contain sufficient haylage to feed an average horse for 2-3 days and 4-5 days for ponies. Our large round and small bales should ideally be cinsumed within 7-10 days of opening.
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How To Best Store Your BalesOne of the main benefits of wrapped haylage is that it can be stored outside until required. We put great care into storing our bales, something we encourage all of our clients to continue at home. - On a well-drained surface - Free from rocks or sharp stones - Protected from rodents, cats and other animals - Fenced off from (nibbling) horses & ponies
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Can We Deliver?Yes. We do have a delivery service available, the cost of which depends upon volume and location. Get in touch today for a quote!
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