Author Archives: David Woods

Founded by David Woods in 1974, David Woods Hay Service was built from the ground up—and we continue to grow to this day. What began as a one-man operation now consists of five semi tractor-trailers, 6,000 acres of irrigated farmland and nine storage barns to protect our product. The reason for our growth over these decades? Our commitment to producing the highest-quality hay and seed products.

4 Things You Should Know About Alfalfa Hay

Whether you’re new to farming, or if you’re experienced with raising plants and livestock, odds are good that you’ve heard of alfalfa hay. Here’s everything you should know about this nutritious yet surprisingly affordable food source for your animals, courtesy of David Woods Hay Service. How long does alfalfa hay last? Alfalfa hay can last […]

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Can Cows Eat Alfalfa Hay? Nutrients, Facts and More

It is commonly believed that alfalfa is an excellent source of nutrition for cows. It may even offer more nutrition than a cow requires. Because of this, cattle raised for meat or milk have the choice of either harvesting the grass as feed or grazing on it instead. Alfalfa has a protein content that is […]

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Is Alfalfa Hay Good for Rabbits? Everything You Need to Know

Rabbits are cute, social creatures that make great pets. If you’re thinking of adding a furry friend to your home, you wonder what type of hay is best for rabbits. Alfalfa hay is a popular choice for many rabbit owners, but is it the right choice for your pet? Let’s find out more below, and […]

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How Much Does a Bale of Hay Weigh?

“How much does a bale of hay weigh?” may seem like an innocent question to most. After all, how much variation could there be? Don’t most bales of hay come in around the same weight? While the answers might seem simple to most, there is more variation here than many would expect, and David Woods […]

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10 Things to Consider Before Buying Alfalfa Hay

Alfalfa hay is known as the “queen of forages” because it is the most nutrient-rich hay available. It is higher in protein, calcium, and vitamins than other types of hay, making it an ideal choice for horses, cattle, and other livestock. If you’re considering using alfalfa hay for your farm animals, there are a few […]

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