Alfalfa
The most important characteristic of alfalfa is its high nutritional quality. Alfalfa contains between 15 to 22% crude protein as well as high amounts of 10 different vitamins. One of the most nutritious crops grown for fodder, alfalfa is rich in proteins, minerals, and vitamins

Peanut
Perennial peanut hay is becoming popular with horse owners for use as a replacement or as an alternative to alfalfa. Rhizoma peanut (Arachis glabrata Benth.) is a perennial forage legume that has been used as a feed for animals due to its excellent nutritional value.

Timothy
An excellent source of fiber and naturally low in calcium and phosphorous.Timothy is the common name for a tall stout grass and is considered one of the most valuable hays made wholly from grass. It is commonly used as the standard with which to compare other hays.

Orchard grass
This green and leafy hay can be feed free choice just like timothy, In fact, it is best to feed a variety of grass hays to give a better balance of vitamins and minerals. This is a wonderful grass hay that is high in fiber.

Dengie Hi-Fi
A premium forage feed of chopped, northern grown timothy, oat and alfalfa mixed with molasses. Contains low levels of soluable carbohydrates and highly digestible sources of protien and calcium.