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Hairy Vetch Hay Questions.. and it caused livestock to sort of lose their appetite. Not good for horses or cows. Anyone else heard or read that? Or is HV different? JD6310 CAH, JD5075M with 553 loader, Krone 2801 CV Disc Mower, Krone 550 T tedder, Krone 38T Rotary Rake, NH570SB, GP1007NTDrill, 6 steel body and mesh bed kicker wagons, Bobcat.
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Like some other grass hays, oat hay meets the nutritional needs of herbivores that need high fiber and low protein. This hay has low levels of protein and low calcium. Oaten hay is often blended with oat, wheat, and barley. With the inclusion of other crops, it becomes rich in vitamins, fiber, and other minerals and low in protein.
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Vetch is sometimes grown with small grains, for example rye. Anti-nutritional compounds. However, Vetch hay can cause serious (and potentially fatal) animal health problems, so is not recommended as a primary forage for horses and cows. Most of the anti-nutritional compounds are concentrated in the seeds, so immature harvests are recommended.
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Crown vetch, on the other hand is toxic to horses and non-ruminate animals. Animals that chew their cud, such as cows, sheep and goats are able to eat crown vetch because the offending compounds are absorbed in their more complex digestive system but in an animal without the ruminate digestion it can cause weight loss, lack of muscle coordination, posterior paralysis and eventually death.
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Lucerne in small amounts is great for boosting calcium and protein (high-quality amino acid profile). Though the ratio of calcium to phosphorus is over 4:1, where the ideal ratio for a horse should be near 2:1. (Most grasses are 1:1) A mix of 70% grassy to 30% lucerne hay is often found to be a good mix if you choose to feed this way.
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Crown vetch OK for most livestock, but can cause problems for horses. Crown vetch, a common perennial legume in the region, has been spreading over the years. It grows well in both low pH and low.
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Hay for horses should never contain dust or mold, as it may lead to coughing and respiratory problems. Some types of mold may cause colic or can cause a pregnant mare to abort. Whether you feed grass or legume hay will depend primarily on what is available in your area and your horse's particular nutritional needs.
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Types of Grass Used for Hay. The most common types of grass hay for horses include bromegrass, fescue, orchardgrass, ryegrass, timothy, Bermuda, and bluegrass. However, there are other varieties including redtop, reed canary grass, teff, blue grama, bluestem, crested wheatgrass, intermediate wheatgrass, and meadow.
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CONS. For horses, sensitive to sugar and starch, it would be my recommended to avoid vetch hay unless tested and deemed suitable (ie. less than 12% NSC dry matter). The majority of analyses we have seen for vetch show levels of starch and sugar (NSC) well above 12% (dry matter basis) and in the range of 15-20% NSC.
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Feeding horses with Vicia sativa seeds causes brain disease with symptoms of acute brain oedema (Enneking, 1995). Some varieties have low cyanoalanine levels but still contain cyanoglycosides.. At the flowering stage, vetch hay is a valuable forage with an OM digestibility of 69% and a crude protein content close to 20% DM.
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โข Canola hay โข Teff Hay (but don't feed as the only hay and be aware it can be high in starch and sugars) โข Sugarcane hay (avoid for Cushing's horses or laminitic horses) โข Vetch hay (don't feed more than .5kg/100 kg bodyweight) โข Barley hay/chaff (feed with caution if it has intact seed heads with long awns, avoid for Cushing.
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Pea straw has low digestibility and quality, but would be usable provided it is mixed up to 50:50 with a good-quality grass hay or legume hay. Barley hay is suitable as an alternative forage for horses. The average analysis of barley hay shows a relatively low level of energy and protein, with similar calcium and phosphorus values as oaten hay.
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Vetch hay is hay derived from plants of the genus Vicia, grown in the southern and northern hemispheres. It is an annual legume that is used for pasture or hay. Mad Barn's Feed Bank provides nutritional profiles on +3,400 forages, feeds and supplements used in the equine diet. With our free diet formulation tool, this data can be used by horse.
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Canelli Travel Guide. The Canelli's area includes the municipalities of Canelli and Calosso, in the Province of Asti and Santo Stefano Belbo, in the province of Cuneo. This land represents the production center's excellence of Asti Spumante, deriving from the processing of White Moscato. Asti spumante is a variety historically attested in Piedmont Region, where peculiar environmental.
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Vetch hay is hay derived from plants of the genus Vicia, grown in the southern and northern hemispheres. It is an annual legume that is used for pasture or hay. Vetch Hay - Equine Nutrition Analysis | Feed Bank
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However, vetch hay can cause serious (and potentially fatal) animal health problems, so is not recommended as a primary forage for horses and cows. Most of the anti-nutritional compounds are concentrated in the seeds, so immature harvests are recommended. Vetch seeds are poisonous; they contain cyanogenic glycosides and a diglucoside that can.