$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.
My piggies are very picky eaters and will not eat most brands. I had a disabled rescued little boy who I had to syringe feed 100% because he would not eat any hay until I ordered from KMS Hayloft. I was amazed that he actually started eating hay on his own once I offered the 1st cut Timothy, 2nd cut Timothy, and his absolute favorite the Bluegrass hay. Now all my piggies are spoiled daily with these high quality hays. I cut the hay in smaller pieces for them but they eat every bit. I am so glad I discovered KMS Hayloft!!
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This hay smells good. It came nearly packaged, fresh, and my 2 young rabbits love it.
United StatesThis hay came packaged neatly and my 2 bunnies love it!
United StatesI’ve been buying from KMS hayloft for almost a year and always satisfied.
United StatesWhile this cuts varies widely with the first order being a coarse batch it was nice go between 3rd cut and oat. The second batch is more feathery with lots of seed pods it is a nice go between bluegrass and 3rd cut. Regardless our boys love this type of hay and usually spend half the time eating this and half the time eating the 3rd cut
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