$19.95
Harvest Date - June 2020
Timothy hay is a grass hay, but the "cuts" on the Timothy hay are very different. My farmers cut ALL their hay a couple weeks before other farmers. Even though their yield is lower, the quality is better and the hay is younger and contains more nutrition.
2nd Cut Timothy Hay
In our area, 2nd cut Timothy is cut in late July or early August. It has a higher leaf to stem ratio than 1st cutting. It has a beautiful green color, has some stem and seed heads, but a lot more leaf than 1st cutting. The 2nd cut Timothy I carry is one of the nicest Timothy hays I've seen. It is high in fiber and is cut early so there is plenty of nutrition in the hay. The stems are much smaller than 1st cutting. This is still a more coarse hay than bluegrass, orchard grass, or 3rd cut Timothy hay because the stems are still there. This is a favorite hay with rabbits.
If you are looking for a super soft hay with a ribbon like quality, choose our 3rd cut Timothy hay, or our bluegrass.
I just opened the box of hay I ordered from KMS. It's the best hay. My rabbit is very happy with it
United StatesIt's great! Consistently green and fresh. Guinea pigs love it best.
United StatesThe last hay we were using was going half to waste, our guinea’s would pull most of it out and not eat it. This hay, they absolutely love! They eat every single piece! We love being able to order in large quantities, and the hay we received was all green, in great condition. We’ll definitely be ordering again.
United StatesMy bunny loves it! Very little waste.
United StatesSorry for the delay in responding. I purchased your hay as feed for my two SPOILED Sulcus tortoises. It took a spell weaning the two of them onto your Very Fine hay, but it now looks like Smooth Sailing (KNOCK ON WOOD!”) IF all continues well I will most certainly be enrolling in your monthly automatic shipment program. Great Product!
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