Hay Cutting Contract For Horses
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This higher leaf content generally translates into higher protein levels and overall energy, making third cut hay the richest of the three cuts. It's often even more palatable to horses due to its softness and high nutrient content.
Moreover, excessive moisture in the hay as a result of rainy weather, for example, could cause mold to grow. First cutting has more grass mixed in, while second smells sweeter, and third is rich and thick.
There's a lot of areas where Orchard 1st cutting is entirely unsuitable nutrition-wise for EMS horses, higher in calories, high in sugar and starch, but a 2nd cutting is absolutely perfect, a bit lower in calories, quite low in sugar/starch.
For horses that need to gain weight, are working hard, or have higher nutritional requirements, the richer second cut hay might be a better choice. However, for horses that gain weight easily or need to lose a few pounds, the first cut hay, with its higher fiber content and fewer calories, can be more suitable.
The first cutting in any cut will have thicker stems, perhaps have flowers (usually called tassel), and is the highest in fiber of any cut. The second cutting is softer, greener, has a higher protein but lower fiber than first cutting. Flowers and stalks are usually not present, just leaves.