Premium 50 Lb Timothy Grass Compressed Grab & Go Bale

Discover the exceptional quality of the Premium Timothy Grass Compressed Grab & Go Bale 50 Pounds, available now at Cottin's Hardware & Rental in Lawrence, KS. These bales are expertly produced by Standlee Premium Western Forage, ensuring each bale is harvested at optimal maturity and cured naturally under the sun for maximum nutritional value. The large original bales undergo a careful process of compression, slicing, weighing, banding, and shrink-wrapping to create a compact, easy-to-handle forage option.

Designed for convenience and nutrition: This product is perfect for livestock owners in Lawrence who need a reliable source of high-quality forage. Its balanced protein and fiber profile supports healthy digestion and promotes consistent intake among horses, cattle, and other grazing animals, making feeding routines simpler and more efficient.

• Optimal Maturity & Sun-Curing: Timothy grass is harvested at the ideal growth stage and naturally cured to preserve essential nutrients, ideal for farms in Lawrence.
• Compact Compressed Format: The original large bales are transformed into manageable grab & go sizes, facilitating easy transport and storage.
• Balanced Nutritional Content: Contains at least 8% crude protein, 1.5% crude fat, and a maximum of 35% crude fiber, offering a well-rounded forage option.
• Highly Palatable Forage: Timothy grass is favored by livestock for its taste, encouraging regular consumption and better overall health.
• Durable Packaging: Shrink-wrapped for protection and easy stacking, perfect for barns and feed rooms in Lawrence, KS.

Reliable Forage Solution: These grab & go bales from Cottin's Hardware & Rental in Lawrence provide a practical, nutritious feed source that streamlines daily feeding tasks. Whether managing a large operation or a small farm, these bales deliver consistent quality and convenience to support your animals’ well-being. Visit Cottin's Hardware & Rental in Lawrence, KS to secure your supply today and enhance your livestock feeding routine.