The Hay School Blog | Hay Tips, Animal Care & Farm Insights
Should You Cover Your Garden With Straw in Winter? Winter can be harsh on unprotected soil. Cold temperatures, snow, wind, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles can damage soil structure and reduce nutrient availability before spring even arrives. Straw mulch offers a...
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Straw bedding is a comfortable and affordable option for chicken coops. This guide explains the benefits of straw, potential concerns, and best practices for keeping your flock healthy, dry, and productive.
A Complete Feeding Guide You want your chinchilla to stay healthy, active, and thriving. One of the most important decisions you’ll make is choosing the right hay. If you’re unsure which hay is best for your chinchilla, how much to...
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Is Hay Good for Rabbits? Yes. Hay is not just good for rabbits — it is essential. In fact, hay should make up up to 90 percent of a healthy rabbit’s diet. Without enough hay, rabbits are at serious risk...
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Is Oat Hay Safe for Rabbits? Yes. Oat hay is generally safe for rabbits when fed properly. Oat hay comes from cereal grasses harvested before the grain fully matures. It is high in fiber and contains crunchy stalks and seed...
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