Alfalfa Hay
A Nutrient-Rich Legume for Livestock Feed
Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) is a highly nutritious legume crop from the same family as clover. Widely recognized as one of the best forage crops, alfalfa is a staple feed for cattle, horses, and camels due to its high protein, vitamin, and mineral content.
Key Features of Alfalfa:
✔ Distinctive Leaves: Young alfalfa plants have round leaves, while mature plants develop elongated leaves.
✔ Purple Flowers & Seed Pods: Alfalfa produces clusters of small purple flowers and seed pods containing 10-20 seeds per fruit.
✔ Ancient Crop: Cultivated since Greek and Roman times, alfalfa remains a vital livestock feed worldwide.
Why Farmers Choose Alfalfa?
High Nutritional Value – Ideal for dairy cattle, horses, and camels.
Drought-Resistant – Thrives in various climates, making it a sustainable feed crop.
Improves Soil Health – As a nitrogen-fixing plant, alfalfa enhances soil fertility.
Whether you’re a livestock farmer or an agriculture enthusiast, alfalfa is a versatile, nutrient-packed forage that boosts animal health and farm productivity.
SPECIFICATION FOR ALFALFA HAY
Normally the specification depends on the purpose for which it is being used. Depending on the same it is categorised as Supreem, Premium, Good, Fair and Utility.
Packaging
Bale Size: 44″ x 22″ x 16″ Single Pressed, Weight From 95-100lbs or 45.5 Kg. Three Stringed/Ties
Bale Size: 32″ x 17″ x 11.5″ Single Pressed, Weight 20 Kg. Two Ties
Bale Size: 6′ x 4′ x 3′ Single Pressed, Weight 450 – 455Kg (1000lbs)
Bale Size: 8′ x 4′ x 4′ Single Pressed, Weight 875-910Kg (2000lbs)
Normally, the size depend on type of balers available with the farmers, For ecnomical shipping the sizes to be calculated and farmer to be consultated for best possible weight per ton fit in type of container used.
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