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What’s the difference between hay and haylage and which is more suitable for your horse?

HAY can be made from permanent meadows (of mixed grass species) or from sewn ‘leys’ of single or mixed species. A ley can be sown for just one year in an arable…

8 January 2021

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What’s the difference between hay and haylage and which is more suitable for your horse?

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