If you have a horse that is insulin resistance, then low sugar hay is what you want. Often hay is high in sugar and these horse owners have to soak their hay in water to lower the content. If they can find hay that has been tested and is indeed low sugar, it saves a lot of hassle. Many of these same horse customers “balance” the hay against supplements to be sure they are giving their metabolic challenged horses a diet that will prolong good health and life for years.
If I’m feeding cattle, yes - I want all the octane I can get. If I’m cutting hay for my own cattle, I would bale about anything and feed it and we did for years. The difference today is I’d be making round bales, but the money for us is in quality square bales of hay. I tell my kids, it takes just much back to lift a square bale of trash as it does a quality square bale, so why don’t we do it right from the get-go and make a little more money while we’re at it.
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