Key Features

• Laxative and Appetite Balancer
• Prevents Animals from Stomach Distress and attains higher digestibility
• Metabolizes key nutrients of other food contents
• Balanced with essential Nutrients
• Universal Food with no side effects
• Produced through feed extrusion pelleting
• Maintains Rumen ph and Gut Micro Floral activity
• Nutritional remedy for revival from illness
• Provides wholesome nutrition with no deficiencies in absence of concentrate diet

Feeding Direction

The size is (16 x 27 x 32 inch), where each bale weighs 50 Kgs net weight.

Technical Specification:

• Moisture: 9% to 12%
• Protein: 7% to 13%
• Fat: 0.5% to 1.5%
• Fibre: 26% to 36%
• Ash: 2.5% to 5%

The Peanut Hay will be free from Mud, Dust, Mold, Aflatoxin, Heavy Metals and Pesticides (tracing found below the level of computation). All hays will be double pressed square bales and a monotonous supply on fortnightly / monthly basis can be organized.

Note: Nutritional Values Vary on Batch to Batch basis.

The Rhodes Grass Hay will be available during the Months of December – January – February months of every year. Its recommendable to stock at your end, it wont be available round the year. The weight of each bale would be variable as its manually baled.

Salient Features of HAF® Lamicert Feed

• A truly 100% Grain Free and Grain By-product Free feed with less than 1.5% Starch
• Natural Vitamin E and Selenium for antioxidant protection of Muscle Tissue
• Suitable for all breed of Horses
• Ideal Feed for Equine Suffering from Laminitis, Ulcer, Tying Up and Hyperactive
• Balance with all essential nutrients, so no additional top up’s required
• Daily Food for your Laminitic Horse and 250 days food for Ulcerous Horses

For the Best Results

• Introduce into Horse’s ration gradually over a week period
• Avoid 100% Grain, Sugar (in any form) and Starch intake
• Feed in conjunction with ample forage (Pasture, Hay and/or Chaff)
• Adjust the amount fed so its appropriate for the a horse’s body condition, stage of training, workload, pregnancy or lactation.
• For Laminitis effected horses feed horses with forage less than 12% Non-Structural Carbohydrates
• Never starve a horse with laminitis – this can cause hyperlipaemia (which has a high fatality rate)
• Late cut, native species grass hay is likely to have lower sugar levels than early cut improved species grass hay.  High fibre haylage may also be suitable.
• Lucerne Leaf based nutrition appears to have a protective effect on the equine stomach and appears to reduce the incidence / expansion of gastric ulcers in horses
• In instances of additional nutritional top up required HAF® Nutricure Feed is recommended for horse’s suffering from gastric ulcer.
• Divide the feed into three or more smaller meals.
• The feeding rates given here are based on the amount of feed needed to meet the animal’s basic nutrient requirement.

HAF® Agro Division Produces Alfalfa Hay under strict quality controlled Agri Farming Conditions at Jamnagar. The Alfalfa is cultivated and harvested under the supervision of most qualified Agronomists working at HAF. No Pesticides or Artificial growth stimulants are administered or being used. Which makes the crop highly natural toxin and chemical free.

The size is (28 x 26 x 16 inch), where each bale weighs 50 Kgs net weight.

Technical Specification:

• Moisture: 12% to 16%
• Protein: 18% to 22%
• Fat: 1.5% to 2.5%
• Fibre: 24% to 32%
• Ash: 2.5% to 6%