Standlee 1200-70135-0-0 Chopped Alfalfa Timothy Forage 35 Lb

Product Description

The Standlee Premium Products 1200-70135-0-0 is a chopped alfalfa and timothy hay forage blend packaged in a 35-pound bag for horses and livestock. The blend is sun-cured to retain maximum nutritional value and is moderate to low in protein and sugar. Each batch is lightly sprayed with canola oil to increase caloric density and deliver Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids. The chopped format reduces individual piece size to support easier chewing and digestion compared to long-stem bale hay. This product is suited for equine and livestock operations where consistent forage quality and nutritional profile are a priority for the feeding program.

This forage blend is formulated for growing horses that need additional caloric support, underweight horses being brought back to condition, and performance horses with elevated energy demands. It is also appropriate for general livestock feeding where a mixed alfalfa and grass hay ration is part of the diet. The chopped format works well in feed tubs, slow feeders, and as a hay extender or complete forage replacement depending on the animal's daily intake requirements and the manager's feeding strategy.

Key Features

• Sun-cured alfalfa and timothy hay blend preserves natural nutritional content
• Moderate to low protein and sugar profile suitable for a range of equine dietary needs
• Chopped format cut into small pieces for easier chewing and improved digestibility
• Lightly coated with canola oil to supply Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids
• 35-pound package quantity of one bag per unit for straightforward inventory management

Compatibility

Designed as a chopped forage feed for horses and livestock, including growing horses, underweight horses, and performance horses requiring a moderate-to-low protein and sugar hay blend.

Installation Notes

Store in a cool, dry location away from moisture and direct sunlight to maintain freshness and prevent mold. Follow the feeding guidelines of a licensed equine nutritionist or veterinarian when transitioning animals to a new forage source. Introduce new forage gradually over 7 to 10 days to allow the digestive system to adjust and reduce the risk of digestive upset.