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Our Supreme Alfalfa is a premium dairy-quality alfalfa grown for horse owners who want exceptional nutrition, outstanding digestibility, and consistent quality in every bale. With its soft leaves, fine stems, vibrant green color, and fresh aroma, this forage provides the protein and energy needed to support performance horses, growing horses, broodmares, and horses requiring a nutrient-dense diet.
 
KEY FEATURES:
 
60 lb Bales: Convenient two-tie bales that are easy to handle, stack, and feed.
 
Excellent Protein: 22.4% crude protein helps support muscle development, topline condition, growth, and recovery.
 
Highly Digestible: With 64.3% Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN), an impressive Relative Feed Value (RFV) of 190, and Relative Forage Quality (RFQ) of 190, this alfalfa provides exceptional digestibility and available energy.
 
Moderate Sugar: 11.9% ESC + 1.9% starch (13.8% ESC + starch) and 14.7% WSC make this an excellent premium alfalfa for horses that benefit from a controlled carbohydrate diet while still requiring quality nutrition. (As always, consult your veterinarian before feeding horses with metabolic conditions.)
 
Leafy & Nutrient Dense: Low lignin (6.8%) and excellent leaf retention contribute to superior palatability and fiber digestibility.
 
Balanced Mineral Profile: Naturally rich in Calcium (1.47%), with balanced Phosphorus (0.28%), Magnesium (0.28%), and Potassium (2.66%) to support bone health, muscle function, and overall performance.
 
Steady Energy: Metabolizable Energy (ME) of 1.09 Mcal/lb provides highly usable energy for active horses without relying on excessive starch.
 
✅ What this means for your horse:
Clean, consistent, and harvested at peak quality, our Supreme Alfalfa delivers exceptional nutrition in every bale. The combination of 22.4% protein, outstanding digestibility, and premium forage quality makes it an excellent choice for performance horses, growing horses, broodmares, and horses needing additional calories through highly digestible fiber rather than grain.