HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"
HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"
HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"
HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"
HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"
HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"

HAYLAGE 20KG x 50 PCS "Pro Haylage"

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Regular price 420,00 €
Bag price8,40 €/20 kg
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 Properties of Biohansa haylage / silage


Laboratory analysis PDF


Biohansa haylage has a low protein level. It is high in fiber, containing highly digestible fiber. The feed provides adequate energy, as its sugar content is low. Low-sugar feed is especially suitable for horses suffering from metabolic syndrome or those on a diet.

  • Low in protein
  • High in fiber
  • Digestible
  • Low sugar

Use

The horse should be accustomed to Biohansa haylage in small doses over a period of 10-15 days. Start feeding with a small amount 3-4 times a day and increase the feed ration gradually. Recommended amount 1.5-2 kg per 100 kg of horse's live weight. The package should be used within 2-3 days of opening. Store in a dry and cool place.

Contents

Timothy grass (30%), perennial ryegrass (20%), festulolium (hybrid, 15%), fescue (festuca arundinacea, 15%), red fescue (festuca rubra, 10%), meadow grass (poa pratensis, 10%).

Nutrients

Dry matter (DM) 61.5%, moisture 385 g/kg, energy 9 MJ/kg (DM), digestible energy 9 MJ/kg (DE), protein 970 g/kg (DM), crude oils and fats 55 g/kg, sugar 23 g/kg (DM), crude fiber 398 g/kg (DM), pH 4.8, crude ash 69.8 g/kg, calcium 9 g/kg, phosphorus 2 g/kg, magnesium 2 g/kg, potassium 18 g/kg.

Packaging

20kg x 50pcs/bag

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